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Rockstar bringing Grand Theft Auto to iPhone
Mike Bantick
Tuesday, 01 September 2009 05:07
Already well into the development and hype building for Grand Theft Auto: ChinaTown Wars moving from Nintendo DS to the Sony PlayStation Portable, today RockStar Games announced a version of the hand-held gangster game is heading for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
October 20th is the release date for the PSP version with the Apple platforms experiencing the game this coming [southern] spring.
In related news, the music mixing game/application Beaterator destined for the Sony PlayStation Portable will also make its way to the iPhone and iPod Touch in the [southern] spring.
With big name developers such as Lucas Arts and Rockstar Games making the jump from more traditional gaming hardware to the omniscient Apple platforms, the iPhone and iPod Touch have shown that they are more than capable of being a serious contender- given suitable software - to Sony and even Nintendo’s dominance of the hand-held market.
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