26w ago - Sony Senior Manager
Sarah Thomson of Content Acquisition announced today that the PlayStation Mobile Developer Program has officially launched and those who register can download the SDK.
Below are the details, to quote: I'm one of several members of the team leading our new platform,
PlayStation Mobile, working to get you fun, engaging titles on a multitude of
PlayStation-Certified smartphones and tablets.
Since we launched PlayStation Mobile on October 3rd, we've been receiving a steady stream of positive responses from both developers and consumers. All of your feedback is crucial to the success of PlayStation Mobile, and we've been working diligently these last few weeks to bring more titles to the newest PlayStation platform.
Get ready to see this library expand in the coming months, because today we are happy to announce the launch of the
PlayStation Mobile Developer Program, which provides an enhanced and open environment for content developers to create and release their content on PlayStation Mobile.
The Dev Portal provides everything a developer needs to start working on PlayStation Mobile.
Through the online portal, developers can download the official version of the PlayStation Mobile SDK, sign the PlayStation license agreement, and pay just $99 (U.S.) to publish as many PlayStation Mobile titles as they want for one year.
We believe we're in a 'golden age' of game development and the Dev Portal lowers the barriers of entry for developers to create and publish titles including games directly to the most diehard and passionate fans in the industry.
Our goal was to make publishing game and non-game titles for PlayStation Mobile an easy and enjoyable experience, and we've been working hard to ensure that the new Dev Portal accomplishes this objective. To get started on the Dev Portal,
click here and follow the registration process.
We've already had some great feedback from top developers using the PlayStation Mobile SDK to develop for the platform. Rami Ismail of Vlambeer, the creators of Super Crate Box, said:
Our experiences with PlayStation Mobile have been positive. There's always a sense of reluctance going into a project working with forces larger than you can control, but the time we worked with Sony has been great.
Not only were all aspects of our cooperation professional and on equal footing, we also had access to a great developer support team and technical support for the PlayStation Mobile SDK. We were impressed.
Our hope is that other developers have equally positive experiences using the PlayStation Mobile Dev Portal, and we're dedicated to making it as simple as possible for the development community to bring PlayStation-like game experiences to all of our dedicated fans via the PlayStation Mobile platform.
It's thrilling to start this key initiative and I can't wait to see all the creativity and genius that exists out there. Show us your stuff!
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