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that was quick :) Anyway, I'm guessing that zdziarski had always intended to target the jailbroken-phone market and didn't really expect the app to be sold in t
by credo 17y ago
that was quick :)
Anyway, I'm guessing that zdziarski had always intended to target the jailbroken-phone market and didn't really expect the app to be sold in the app store.
What is equally interesting is that the app had already made it to the top 100 grossing list, before it got pulled out.
I looked at the itunes top 100 grossing list 2-3 hours ago (and still have that window open). On that list, Nescaline is ranked at 82 :)
- jgrahamc 17y agoPerhaps the author saying on his web site NESv3 continues to be available in Cydia. Apple's draconian and anti-competitive AppStore practices is sadly why jailbreaking will always remain a necessity. is why Apple might be not too happy with the developer. I know Jonathan from his anti-spam days and he's a good developer, but it's always surprised me that he's tried to make money out of Apple while at the same time dissing them so much. If he's selling his app for $6.99 he's putting $2 in the pocket of someone he believes is evil for every copy sold.