Apple’s recent preview of the iPhone OS 3.0 didn’t really contain any savory tidbits for mobile gaming enthusiasts, save for one intriguing new feature , the new model will allow the iPod Music Library to be accessed by independently developed applications. The possibilities for uses of this new capability are endless, but one idea collectively stuck in the minds of fans of customizable rhythm games — an iPhone version of Audiosurf could now ostensibly be developed.

APPera, an iPhone gaming news site, recently issued this sentiment to Audiosurf creator Dylan Fitterer, whose response was as simple as it was promising: “Woohoo! I’m on it,” he enthusiastically replied. We certainly hope he was being serious. Our hearts are so easily broken.

[Via en.gamers]

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