Dianna Agron is the epitome of perfection.
Quinntology.
While I read over the front page story about it, and the accompanying press release, I can't help but feel a little betrayed. You're telling me that after all this hide and seek, all of this "Ohhhhh, Aerospace sounds like a fantastic title", that it's simply a way to get independent mobile developers on the map? I'm sorry if I sound bit shallow and a lot like a dick here, but why do I care? Mobile gaming is fun, I'm not going to deny that. But you can't play them consistently, nor can a phone do what a console or PC can. Therefore, they will never have a real place in the gaming world. I work in Best Buy mobile so I work with phones and tablets and such. Yeah, there are a few good games that customers always want, but generally those disappear after a few months. Sure, Angry Birds is played by more people than the amount of people with growing discontent about Obama, but once you beat it, that's it. There's no replay value, there's no multiplayer. And part of the reason it's so popular is because it's free on Android devices. Now, if these games like "Crimson" are free and are good mobile games, than I may turn my scrutiny down a bit. But seriously. After all the hype, this is what you give us?