Most Warner apps sell for 99 cents, but Bohn said consumers are willing to pay more if they see value in the app. “The Terminator: Salvation Graphic Novel” app sells for $3.99 and Bohn said Warner is considering price points of $5.99, $7.99 and up for future apps.

Warner Digital Distribution director of worldwide marketing Stephanie Bohn said the studio is positioning itself as an end-to-end app distributor and, to some extent, trying to help developers in developing their apps and businesses. It’s difficult for developers to have a direct call into Apple, Bohn said, but “we spend time talking with them weekly, if not daily.”

[via MocoNews]

The app is an online role playing game developed exclusively for the iPhone and iPod touch. The game is inspired by the highly anticipated Watchmen film released by Warner Bros. The game offers players the chance to explore the Watchmen universe in the year 1975, where crime is rampant and average citizens take matters into their own hands. You are able to create your own unique character and begin adventuring through the dark and gritty streets of New York City while following an original storyline through a real-time 3D world.

Through a strategic 3D combat engine, you can battle online foes. Constant updates are available through persistent game-play progress and stats. The game comes to us from Last Legion Games with all gaming information available through the Watchmen website. As of the 9th, there were a few connectivity issues although developers have been “working around the clock to resolve them.”

[via I4U]