I'm very excited about what the booter community was able to do with Narratavius. However, I think it's been off to a slow start simply because there hasn't been much content available yet.

A lot of people had expressed interest in developing stories for it, but I haven't seen much come down the pike except for the stories that Chris & Jahaili wrote.

I had an idea where I thought about integrating the story creation system into the iPhone version, and then letting people make their own stories. They could play and possibly share their own stories, and they could also submit them to me so that (if they are good enough), they could be sold throughout the community.

Basically, I just wonder if you guys think this would be a good idea or not. I'd love to get your opinions. Also, you will see below that there isn't an option for an Android port... yet. I think I would definitely need to wait until there is enough content to sustain the other versions before I thought about doing that.

I would love if you adapted it for Android systems.

Android as well for me.

My desire to provide content would be more than doubled if this existed on android.

I'm with the others on the Android thing. Also, I have plans to start working on Chainsaw Hero in the near future, so there'll be another story up.

+1 on android.

I like the idea of integrating a story creation system into the app itself, but how hard would it be to do that on a phone? I have not seen the app but it seems like it would be difficult to type that much on a phone.

I don't have a single Apple product in my house so it's Chainsaw for me and +1 to Android. We've got android two tablets and two phones.

Heh. I couldn't even see how the app played out until I was able to view it on my son's iPod... so yeah... Android.

I don't do Apple. My only few experiences have been with i-tunes, which I HATE with a passion. That being said, I have three apple products in my house. When my wife and daughter insisted on getting them (1 ipod touch and two iphones), I told them that they would be "their problem." They are feeling the pain of not getting free tech support from dad like they do on their computers.
btw, I have an android phone (which I love) and a kindle fire (which I also love).
I already have a second kindle fire in a box for mighty memo jr to use for school next year.

I would like to see it on Android as well. It seems to work fine on my I pad, but the I pad isn't as handy as my phone. I would much rather having it on the phone I carry around all the time than the I pad that I only haul out when I have other things to do in it.