Yes, because this is a feature you and everyone else has been requesting since day 1.
It's also relatively simple to add.
Yes, because this is a feature you and everyone else has been requesting since day 1.
It's also relatively simple to add.
Why is that?
This promotion isn't available in my country. What a bummer.
they should make all apps free...that would be freemium...not inapp crap.
Yes because developers' time is free. Their education was free. Their training was free. Their raison d'etre is to take a vow of poverty to satisfy your entertainment lust.
I could never understand why somebody who could afford a $2000 computer, or now a $600 tablet, could not afford to pay $1 for a song or $10 for a decent game.
I reminisce about the times of working to buy my own computer while in high school, and working to save up to by SC2KURK or Myth or Heroes of Might&Magic. $40 for games that inflation-adjusted would be $60+ now. Yet people whine about having to pay $5 for a full game on iPad? Roll up your sleeves, get a job, and enjoy the game that you worked for, that you earned. Thank you, and you will thank me for this advice later.
Sometimes I just wish I could still purchase a full game and be done with it instead of being nickled and dimed for every little upgrade option. I am perfectly capable of slowly beating a game by winning and progressing through levels without having to pay.
Why is that?
Great, another way to get people addicted to those stupid games where you have to pay to win.
If you get one of those coupon codes, the best thing you can do is throw it away and never use it. Trust me, you'll save money in the long run.
I'm happy to see this.
Also not sure why such the hate towards freemium apps. For me, it's much better than buying a game for $60 on ps3/4 xbox 360/one and then having to buy maps, cars, clothes, guns, ammo, etc. for $10 a pop every couple months. In both cases, if you want it, buy it, if you don't want it, you can still beat the game without it. Must just be bad because it's Apple doing it. Or maybe people just upset they can't buy a full game for 99 cents anymore.