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'Flappy Bird' Making Questionable Comeback on iPhone [Updated]
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And you can bet they'll monetize the **** out of it!
If Apple manages to get this exclusive on their Arcade they will increase subs tenfold /s
it will most likely show 5 ads every time you die, paid skins, online only, in the normal modern mobile game fashion.
Ahh yes, the halcyon days where we still sort of cared if things were "good for you" (or not)
Now it's all ... "$crew it... rake that lettuce baby..."
Now with ai and ray tracing?
I actually have some respect for that developer, they took responsibility. A rare virtue these days...
BREAKING NEWS: Today, all those iPhones with Flappy Bird installed on it being sold on eBay plummet in price.
So the only thing that makes this different than all the unofficial clones is that they own a trademark to the name? Yawn.
I have an iPhone 4 with this still on it. Play it from time to time.
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That’s cool, nothing beats the original. Yes bring it back.
Besides, we now got apps that are a ton more famous, addictive, and destructive than the funny bird game. Looking at you, TikTok.
Besides, we now got apps that are a ton more famous, addictive, and destructive than the funny bird game. Looking at you, TikTok.
Dong Nguyen had a chance to keep it active in the App Store but chose not to. I understand why he did this but 11 years is too late. I don't know if it will be the same 'hype' as it was in 2013. We'll see.
The website has a Telegram channel. Thank you, but no.
The creator has also never sold the rights either, so whatever this knock off is, it's not the real deal.
The creator has also never sold the rights either, so whatever this knock off is, it's not the real deal.
I prefer all the knockoff versions that appeared once he pulled it off the app store. Splashy Fish anyone?
Removing it in the first place was the dumbest decision made that year for any developer.