| ArnoldRimmer said: And another reason is of course that there is still hardly any software for WP7 available yet. As long as there are just a few games out there, each single one of them will get more attention than on Android where dozens of thousands of games are trying to catch the users attention. |
There are over 8000 apps which is hardly "hardly any"...but there is less than android for sure.
As they are looking at games, WP7 has 52 Xbox live certified games (with achievements) and over 500 overall...so again, its not like a dev can release a game and be one of 3 available by default. Games that stood out on WP7 and sold well did so because they are good...there are 100s of games that no one bought on both phones I am pretty sure, but those 3 examples are actually really good games.
