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Cut The Rope: Experiments coming to Android at some point

Cut The Rope: Experiments coming to Android at some point

Posted: 12 Aug 2011, 20:26, by Michael H.

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Cut The Rope: Experiments coming to Android at some point

Things have been changing a little bit, but in general, especially with games, iOS tends to lead releases with Android versions coming afterwards. Cut The Rope: Experiments seems to be no different. The sequel to the original Cut The Rope hit iOS last week, but we still haven't seen any hints of the Android version. Today, in an interview, developer Zeptolabs confirmed that an Android version of Experiments is on the way.

In an interview with IGN, Zeptolabs confirmed that Cut The Rope: Experiments will be coming to Android, but wouldn't give any indications of a timetable. Given that the original game has already been ported to Android, we feel safe in assuming Experiments won't take the 8 months we had to wait for the original port. That said, we don't have any more stars to get in the original, so we're really hoping that Experiments hits Android sooner rather than later.

What do you think we'll see first on Android: the Toy Box level pack or Experiments?

source: IGN

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1. SniggIy (banned) posted on 13 Aug 2011, 00:35 3 4

I am so sick of apps coming late to android phones. The iPhone 5 is definitely going to be my next phone.

2. ztedac posted on 13 Aug 2011, 02:16 1 2

and are you gonna wait for the white iphone5? >.>
it might take another few months eh

4. shayan posted on 13 Aug 2011, 10:14 0 0

you better wait for a good jailbraek, otherwise you cant use your new phone.
I mean, if it could actually work as a phone...

8. E.N. posted on 14 Aug 2011, 00:44 0 0

Those jokes were never funny.

Sniggly, after switching to iOS, you might find that you like Android better. Even if you end up not buying the iPhone 5, props for even considering buying it because that's something a lot of Android users on the site can't do (and iPhone users also).

5. Dman (unregistered) posted on 13 Aug 2011, 11:51 0 0

Omg! Sniggly is becoming so famous he has copycats!

Lol. Apple and iTards are the same. Low blows to eliminate better competition...

7. rican posted on 13 Aug 2011, 16:02 0 0

i know its just the internet but why do u have to go so far to fake someones name just to f**k up their reputation. if you did this in real life you would either get killed or get your ass beat.

3. 1701nino posted on 13 Aug 2011, 05:19 0 1

Hahahaha the white iphone is gonna be at launch for sure,you're just jealous because ios has the momentum right now all the best apps are on ios devices.

6. biscutbob posted on 13 Aug 2011, 12:52 0 0

yea ios has more apps it sucks. I want developers to realize that android people have money for apps too.

9. Alan321 posted on 30 May 2012, 01:34 0 0

Well, rather than above app I liked in fact I became the lover of another game as its just too good and awesome “iBouble Trouble” it’s been a craze for me for years and now its on iOS so its just wonderful for me and I am too excited and happy to have it

Trailer :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PycGjHk4Wh4&feature=plcp

iTunes store link is:http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ibubble-trouble/id400072366?mt=8

Hope you guys love it as well

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1. SniggIy (banned) posted on 13 Aug 2011, 00:35 3 4

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5. Dman (unregistered) posted on 13 Aug 2011, 11:51 0 0

7. rican posted on 13 Aug 2011, 16:02 0 0

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