Comments on: 3.0 Support: Vans SK8, Leaf Trombone, Enigmo, Flick Fishing, Topple 2, Star Defense

By: Titan-CC

Titan-CC — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 03:19:26 +0000

I'm not sure how I'll like the in app purchases. As long as the new content is priced comparable to the app, I think it could be ok. I can see it being bad if a $0.99 app with a hundred levels offered a $0.99 content package that added 10 new levels…that's just unfair. As long as the prices are fair I'll be happy…and I'm still looking forward to the features in livefire/killtest/fps from ngmoco.

By: Colonel Molerat

Colonel Molerat — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 08:06:49 +0000

I bought the update. But I can't use it, because my MacBook bricked. A problem that developed before the warranty ran out in December, but they said didn't exist when I took it in for repairs in February, has now destroyed my MacBook, and I can't afford the six-hundred pounds to repair it.
So I can't update my iPod, I can't sync the music, and I have to go through the convoluted rout Apple makes you take for ****s and giggles in order to sync any apps.
Fantasti.c.

By: spiffyone

spiffyone — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 17:58:40 +0000

I'd love to get a list of games that DON'T work with 3.0.

By: psionic

psionic — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 17:15:12 +0000

lol I love the response the micropayments are having from the community.

Seriously.. you're buying a game for like $0.99. Ever remember going to the arcades? You're lucky that the games aren't time-based micropayments lol.. I wonder what kind of 'outrage' that would get

By: arn

arn — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 16:43:15 +0000

no, the music updates are free. you just have to pay when you buy new content (levels)

By: Hippieman

Hippieman — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 15:28:46 +0000

Why? You decided you liked the game enough to buy it, but when told you can buy more of the game you deleted it? What sense does that make? Don't want more Enigmo, don't buy more. But why delete it?

That's like saying "I saw the movie, but when the DVD announced it would have special features I burned the theatre down."

By: Martin

Martin — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:42:14 +0000

I deleted Enigmo when I saw in-app purchases listed in the update.

By: adz

adz — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 12:15:51 +0000

Just a question, Are there any rss readers that support push notifications yet?

By: Colonel Molerat

Colonel Molerat — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 11:46:19 +0000

ARGH!
My MacBook died last night (actually, it started dying a month before warranty ran out, I took it to the Apple Store, who denied anything was wrong with it and now, four months later, it won't work at all)…
I went to download the latest iPhone software from work, as well as updates for my games, but iTunes can't get around my work's proxy server for the 3.0 update. Now I'm stuck with some games that are incompatible, no way to install 3.0, and my computer with all of my iTunes library completely dead (and not backed up for a month or maybe two…)
I hate Apple, I really do (and I used to be a fanboy).
Maybe the Apple Store can install 3.0 for me tonight. It's the least they can do considering their business plan involves both humiliating and bankrupting me (MacBook is just latest problem).

By: Alichan76

Alichan76 — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 09:49:21 +0000

Of course all that is right, however I was thinking more 'long-term app store future' really, rather than just my individual app purchases. So I wouldn't describe it as 'fear'. I just would like to know what the rules are. At the moment it seems 'anything goes'. Apple haven't announced anything to the contrary to my knowledge. I feel like they've have left this all very unclear because they don't know how the market will react, and understandably, they want to test the waters. But, I do hope that their lust for money doesn't drive them to allow more and more 'basic' things to be deemed as 'extra content' worthy. They would do well to set their customers minds at rest, and tell them what the perameters are, that's all.

So,