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Why not look up reviews before you buy? My website, Appgamer.net, has plenty of suggestions.
Anyway, for paid game apps you really do need:
Angry Birds
Cut The Rope
Dead Space
Real Racing 2
Infinity Blade
and more companies are doing a free version with a single in app purchase to own the game once you reach a certain point. I recommend trying out Starfront: Collision from Gameloft.
But that's the same with anything...
Not quite.
Here's Android Market's refund policy.
You only have 15 minutes but often that's long enough to decide if something's a 'croc' and decide you want a full refund!
If only Apple could keep up ;¬)
Androidfanboi
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
You only have 15 minutes but often that's long enough to decide if something's a 'croc' and decide you want a full refund!
If only Apple could keep up ;¬)
That would be nice
For instance:
Pro Truck Rally
Meowcenaries (also plaid that one on [adult swim.com])
Reckless Racing
Family Guy Time Warped
pb wrote:
[i]But that's the same with anything...
Not quite.
Here's Android Market's refund policy.
You only have 15 minutes but often that's long enough to decide if something's a 'croc' and decide you want a full refund!
If only Apple could keep up ;¬)
Androidfanboi
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
[/i]Far better to move to a IAP system that many developers are now putting in place. Starfront: Collision, Sacred Odyssey and others have moved to a 'play first chapter or so then pay to unlock full version' model. You can keep the free version for as long as you want and it doesn't require 2 apps like the current 'free' versions of full games.
As it's set by Developers it should be available across any platform too.
I found out about this app from the descriptions of other paid apps on the app store that have been made free for a limited time.
It will say:
"Download the FreeAppADay app and wish for other apps like this to be free for a day"
or something like that.
*wink wink*
The app is called iTimeLapse