What does the Humble Bundle mean for Gaming on Android?

Of course I wish Android was more competitive in the mobile games market Dx it has way more potential than IOS

Bought!

I couldn't find machinarium and splice on the ios app store but I already purchased machinarium in a bundle before so..I dunno I guess the benefit of the bundles are charity and choice...I'm still undecided onto how bundles effect the indie economy and it will be interesting to see what happens if other bundles infiltrate androids ecosystem and drive the value of individual games down..or up

The bundle's pricing is not humble enough...

Why is every article a video now, I just want to read things.

I posted this on the Android forums yesterday but I'm glad it gets some attention. Some great games to be found here for a good cause. :)

Damn, I need to jump on this. I've got some pretty good games on my Android phone. But these are show stealers.

any emulator can outcompete games such as these w/ the games already made for other consoles

So? What *does* the Humble Bundle mean for Gaming on Android?

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In future be sure to refer back to your title to answer the question.

Seriously I was expecting some serious discussion on how this sort of thing could impact the gaming landscape if, perhaps, it's successful enough that it starts becoming more common. Instead I just got a summary of the games, which was almost inaudible given how loud the music on this video was. I love the Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP music - I bought the album but at one point in this video it was playing over the music for Splice, which itself was getting in the way of what what the presenter was saying. This video really is a mess and not what I expect from a professional website like game spot. It would even look out of place in an enthusiasts channel on youtube.

Rant over but this really is one of the best bundles yet and it is at least good that this video gives it some extra publicity. I would call it essential for anyone one with a droid tablet or newer phone.

I just love humble bundle since the beginning. Call me a cheap steak but I just love to buy stuff in a bundle. But having indie games on my lovable Android phone which I'll never switch for a iPhone is just awesome. I love to see my favorite and very quality titles on my mobile device when I'm on the go.

I think that gaming on Android is catching up with Apple's ever since Android has taken over the sales market of smart phones. So in the future we'll see who will on the end stay on the top ;)

I don't know what it's about, but this seems to work on the concept "just give us some money because nobody buys our game on android platforms". I'd rather buy games in the google store at their price since most games are relatively very cheap and a lot of deals are often made. Also I don't like the idea of getting partially broken games with little to no possibility of getting them fixed.