Apps you regret purchasing....can't believe I bought plants vs zombies

[Roadking]

I don't like tower defense games. But I like PvZ. It was awesome until I finished it. Now it really doesn't have much of a replay value. I just keep gaining gold with nothing to do with it.

Same with Peggle. Once I completed it, there wasn't much left to do other than perfect each stage.

Both are great games worth getting though. I would recommend them both to anyone.

 

[vincenz]

Can't believe I spent a dollar on Battery Doctor. Useless app if you ask me.

 

[JunBug119]

Doodle jump, battery doctor, and i have a love/hate relationship with words with friends.

 

[dazed]

Hipstamatic. What was i thinking.......

 

[cherry su]

Monkey Ball - unrefined controls
Enigmo - frustrated
Nanosaur - won't run smoothly on my iPhone (original) and sometimes crashes

 

[Annerz]

Bejeweled 2. It gets boring after ten minutes.

 

[psonice]

If you bought a real stinker (I mean the really BAD apps that don't work as advertised or crash all the time, not a game you got bored of after 10 levels ) you can complain about it and get a refund.

Find the app in the app store (on the phone/ipad/ipod or in itunes), hit 'report a problem'.

 

[StruckANerve]

Doom. Luckily I don't buy anything that's not on sale. All the 1st person shooters I've played are terrible. Touch screens are terrible for aiming a gun.

 

[AuroraProject]

EQu, buggy piece of @#$%!

 

[andrewr2123]

Pocket God
Enigmo
Nanosaurus
Pocket Piano (so many free ones now)
Crash Bandicoot Nitro Kart 3D (when it was $10)
Zombieville
Battlefield bad company 2 (horrible controls)

But I'm also happy for the games I got for free/cheap that were temporarily on sale

 

[JPR]

I think Cutes and Ladders is pretty challenging.