As more and more iPhone games flood the App Store, independent game developers are struggling to get their games noticed. MSNBC reports.

Many new apps are lost in what’s becoming a Biblical-style flood of games created for the iPhone.

… It seems everyone wants to make a game for the iPhone and iPod Touch these days. But equally important is the way Apple has provided software developers both huge and small an easy-to-access and affordable method for not only making games for the iPhone but also delivering them directly to consumers.

… But as more games flood the App Store, a new problem has arisen: How do you get your game noticed — especially if you’re a little guy competing against the likes of Electronic Arts, Sega and their vast marketing resources.

[via apptism and Finger Gaming]