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New iOS Game Developed By PopCap And A Nine Year-Old
The Make A Wish Foundation has a long history of making kids' dreams come true, and they did just that for nine year-old Owain Weinert. He was diagnosed with leukemia, and his dream was to help create a video game. The charity got in touch with PopCap to make it happen. That collaboration led to the creation of Allied Star Police, a new iOS title that should be hitting the App Store soon.
PopCap and Owain celebrated the game's completion with a pizza party last week.
Source: GameSetWatch
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