sethnintendo said:
I was mainly attacking f2p games that are filled with ads (sure you can turn internet off), slow down in gameplay, and other cheap tactics to try and get consumer to make in app purchases. |
Slimy bastards for sure. I stay the hell away from those games. I keep hoping the failure of Zynga will discourage good developers from being seduced by the model, but for every company that burns to the ground with F2P, another one soars like a phoenix.

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