我们已经知道手机游戏未来将出现跨平台发展趋势，但一直到今年底，我们才真正看出这种迹象。ngmoco公司不久前向Android平台发行了《口袋上帝》（Pocket God），还将这款游戏推向了Windows Phone 7平台，并计划推出《We Rule》的Android版本。

另一家看准这一趋势的大型发行商是日本南梦宫（Namco），据游戏邦所知，该公司在今年8月就已经开始面向Android推出游戏作品。

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南梦宫在12月初推出了iPhone和iPad版本的手机游戏《Puzzle Quest 2》，该作品原先是一款在XBLA、PC和DS平台上运行的RPG游戏，目前正准备在年底前发行WP7版本，并在2011年初推向Android平台。

游戏邦还发现，《Puzzle Quest 2》这款游戏标出了9.99美元的高价，如果是在今年初的iPhone和iPad游戏市场上，这种价位的游戏多半无问人津。（本文为游戏邦/gamerboom.com，转载请注明来源：游戏邦）

Namco flexes multi-platform muscle releasing Puzzle Quest 2 for iOS, Android and WP7

We’ve known the future of mobile is multi and/or cross platform for months, but as 2010 draws to a close, we’re starting to see the first real evidence of companies putting it into practise.

Ngmoco’s finally got onto Android with Pocket God, and will be releasing We Rule there too. It’s also bringing Pocket God to Windows Phone 7.

Another large publisher is following suit is Namco, although to be fair, it’s been releasing games on Android since August.

Three-way split

Its latest demonstration of its cross platform muscle comes in the shape of Puzzle Quest 2; the RPG match-three hybrid released on XBLA, PC and DS in the summer.

Launched for iPhone and iPad at the start of December, Namco will have the Windows Phone 7 version out before the end of 2010, with the Android release due in early 2011.

The other significant aspect of the deal is the price. Puzzle Quest 2 is selling for $9.99, something that would have been considered unsustainable on these platforms earlier in 2010. （source:pocketgamer）