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First Native iPhone Game: Lights Out

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Lucas Newmann and Adam Betts have created and released the first native iPhone game titled: Lights Out. Since the application is native it requires you download it and than use Jailbreak tools to install the game on the phone itself. The game was developed with Apples UI Kit framework, the same set of tools used to build other native games such as the YouTube interface or Maps.The object of the game is simple: to turn off all the lights. The players taps a square and it, along with the adjacent lights will toggle. One all the lights are out you proceed to the next level.

The game took second place in the C4 Iron Coder Contest, only being beat by MacDaddy World's video conferencing application. Application like these show the great accomplishments being made on the iPhone and are bringing out what will be possible in the future, now we just need to wait a little.


looks very cool. Will deffinetly check it out once i can get into my iphone.

Excellent choice for the first iPhone game. It's a very pretty implementation and boy is it ever addicting. I installed it and was tapping lights for a good 20 minutes

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Excellent choice for the first iPhone game. It's a very pretty implementation and boy is it ever addicting. I installed it and was tapping lights for a good 20 minutes
Haha, What level did you get to?

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Haha, What level did you get to?
Level six or seven. I stopped because it got hard

Nice, but there have been games before, like iTicTacToe and Zune2. See a list of all current native iPhone Apps: http://iphone.fiveforty.net/wiki/ind...I_Applications

does springboard...

does springboard support scrolling?

now that we have 5 native apps, has anyone installed them all to see if springboard allows you to scroll?

if you install the installer.app, you can then install Launcher 0.1, which will give you access to all your apps, including the ones you cannot see.

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if you install the installer.app, you can then install Launcher 0.1, which will give you access to all your apps, including the ones you cannot see.
That's awesome. Where are those apps stored and how do you register one you make into that list?