Scott Foe is the producer of Nokia’s Reset Generation, a mobile game with the biggest budget in mobile gaming history. He’s been in the business a long time and has some great insight into what works in mobile gaming. At the Nokia Games Summit 2008, he talked about the future of mobile games and it’s difficult to disagree with him.
Foe believes the future of mobile gaming lies in connectivity and bringing together platforms. “What if one player was playing a match the colours puzzler in which he’s able to power up a friend playing a shooting game – the gameplay is connected but they’re not doing the same thing.” Cool idea huh? It has a social aspect as well as a gaming which is truly the future of the industry. It’s a good business model because it promotes data and new dowloads as well as it provides a social framework to perpetuate gameplay. I’m looking forward to Foe’s next project if this is what he has in mind.
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