Nice quotes around the world

La primera plataforma de videojuegos que juega con la realidad. —CNN its a nice quote because CNN said it ;)

We recommend that you contribute now–because this game is on the fast track to becoming a phenomenon, and you might end up having to fend for yourself when we tweet zombies at you. —The Creators Project

[…] no me extrañaría que en un tiempo más este concepto sea incorporado por empresas de desarrollo de videojuegos para nutrir aún más las mecánicas en sus videojuegos. —Aula Gamer

At first I was like “Oh, great…a game about how fast you can twitter.” but…I was wrong. Tweet Land is a new type of videogame that plays with reality. What? Let me explain […] —These Old Colors

Using the real world as a “random” event generator seems like such an amazing idea. Although, thinking about it, the real world really is far more random than any random number generator ever could be. Chew on that for a bit. —Touch Arcade

Tweet Land is a different take on social gaming, making use of the public commentary that’s happening every day on Twitter and using it to inject the unexpected into the gaming experience of players. —DDB Canada

L’idea di Tweetland è certamente originalissima, così come quella di autofinanziare il progetto promettendo in cambio, spiritosamente, anche una cena in giacca e cravatta col team a chi donerà più di settecento bigliettoni. —TapPlayer

Tweet Land! What is more enticing than a game called Tweet Land?? Plain old Twitter is so passé by now anyway. —Kickstarter

In effetti, è più giusto affermare che con Tweet Land siamo di fronte a un vero e proprio real time game, e non alle prese con uno dei tanti giochi di simulazione in stile Second Life. —IoChatto

I’m not too huge on Twitter, but I do know a kickass video game when I see it. Tweet Land has just the right mix of retro styling and innovative gameplay to be a huge hit among mobile gamers. I’m calling it now: Tweet Land will be the new Angry Birds. —TrendHunter

The game’s innovative use of Twitter is one of the more interesting that we’ve seen, and pushes the boundaries for what can be achieved with social networks. —Springwise