Developer Sells The Source Code For His iOS Game On eBay
by Joe White
January 9, 2012
After launching a game in the App Store and seeing poor sales, one iOS developer has chosen to sell the source code for his application on eBay. The eBay listing includes the code and graphics for both a paid and free version of Cannon Collision (for iPhone), and also comes with one hour of the developer's time that is intended to facilitate the transition.
As outlined in the eBay listing:
This listing is for the mobile application “Cannon Collision” and “Cannon Collision Free” available on the iPhone. The source code along with logos and everything needed to add the apps to your own account. This listing does NOT give you control of a current Apple iTunes Connect account. You will be given the source code and I will make my developer available for 1 hour to change the admob and greystripe ads on the free version to your account and to add the apps to your own itunes connect account free of charge. Once purchased, I will remove my apps from the app store and you own the sole rights to these apps. These two apps have been around for a few months but have never really been advertised. Cannon Collision is an extremely simple game that is very addicting. It uses Game Center to rank scores. I recommend you try both versions before bidding so you know how addicting the game really is.The sale has currently accrued over $200 in bids, and still has five days left to go. For more information, head over to eBay and check out the listing. And before bidding, do remember that the game didn't sell well in the first place (and that the sale doesn't include an iTunes Connect account). [via RazorianFly]
