Gamasutra: In terms of features, the Kindle Fire may pale in comparison to the more expensive iPad 2 and its gigantic library of games, or larger-screened, more expensive full Android devices. Is the Kindle Fire a sure bet for game developers? Nothing is -- just look at the Nook Color, another cheaper-than-an-iPad Android-based e-reader, and its lacking game offerings. But the power of Amazon's publicity, low price and possibly large installed base could beckon game developers to test out Kindle Fire's clear blue waters down the line.
Who doesn’t love some free festive cheer? To celebrate the season of goodwill, the Amazon Appstore is kicking off a huge Free App of the Day bundle over the Christmas holiday. 40 apps and games available to customers completely free—providing those unwrapping new Amazon Fire and Android devices with an ideal opportunity to stock-up on popular apps.
"providing those unwrapping new Amazon Fire and Android devices"
Blackberry devices also use the Amazon App Store.
An innovative 3D puzzle game, Motley Blocks challenges players to connect blocks of the same color as they rotate in a cyclonic pattern. By connecting all the blocks before the rotations run out, players reveal a fun and vibrant hidden image.
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Cheaper than most android tablets but from looking at the specs...meh. It really doesn't mean anything or not that much all for game developers.