Official iPhone Games in the Works?
NYPost.com writes what appears to be a mostly speculative piece about the possibility of games in the Apple iPhone.
Not much new information is provided, but in the past, there had been reports that Apple was courting game developers for the iPhone.
Specifically, Electronic Arts' mobile division had been quoted as saying that they had been talking to Apple about games on the iPhone. Electronic Arts would be a natural fit as they are already amongst the few developers who have been releasing new games for the iPod.
Meanwhile, independent development efforts continue on the iPhone with unofficial applications popping up daily. An NES emulator and non-playable port of Doom have been released for the iPhone. Due to the procedure required to install these applications onto your iPhone, these applications remain available only to interested hobbyists rather than the general public.
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