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#1 Re: Site Feedback » Premium games » Sep 16 10:53 AM
The presence of Modern Combat 5 on the list made me install it 😊
anyway, I hope my feedback is valuable.
#2 Re: Apple TV » Developers can't require gamepad » Sep 16 5:50 AM
For me, there is a deeper problem: games created for remote likely won't be designed for longer periods of gaming. So, no Final Fantasy for example.
#3 iOS Games » Bioshock » Sep 16 5:49 AM
- coryza
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Does anyone know if this game will return to AppStore?
#4 Apple TV » Developers can't require gamepad » Sep 15 2:25 PM
- coryza
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As it turns out, Apple changed their minds and developers can't develop games with only gamepads in mind ( https://developer.apple.com/library/pre … 1-CH18-SW1 ). Anyone got any idea how a bigger game would be even possible to control via remote?
#5 Re: Site Feedback » Premium games » Sep 15 2:20 PM
Thanks for the reply.
Personally, I ask myself: is this a game? or is this a business model hidden in a shiny coat? AppStore looks much worse when you look at it like this.
I forgot about episodic games, but taking ideas from the past "premium" in my book is something that would be sold as a retails version or shareware version.
#6 Site Feedback » Premium games » Sep 15 5:46 AM
- coryza
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Hi
Would it be a problem if you marked premium games on the list? There sure is a lot of them, but then I am old fashioned and can't accept those in-app purchases. I tried Modern Combat 5 and deleted if 15 minutes later, as there was first mention of those god damn coins.
What I consider premium game? It's a game where:
a) there are no additional purchases (think This War of Mine)
b) there is a single purchase for unlocking the full version (Valiant Hearts)
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