The new version of the iPhone and iPod Touch software will allow for peer-to-peer Bluetooth connectivity for local multiplayer, and developers can now introduce paid for DLC in-game.
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Apple’s iPhone 3.0 preview last night lifted the lid on a number of enhancements on the way for the device this summer, a number of which are squarely aimed at boosting the iPhone’s gaming credentials.
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