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I would love to limit games to those with no IAPs and a fixed up front cost, no advertising, and no dial-home advertising toolkit integration. It's almost impo
by GrinningFool 10y ago
I would love to limit games to those with no IAPs and a fixed up front cost, no advertising, and no dial-home advertising toolkit integration.
It's almost impossible to do in any practical sense, and that's extremely frustrating.
- izacus 10y agoWhat do you mean? Pretty much all console games are like that. And Nintendo has a huge offering of good kid-friendly games on 3DS/Wii/WiiU.
- GrinningFool 10y agoTrue, I'd been assuming a context of mobile apps. Though IAPs in console games are on the rise as well, so I don't expect that to last much longer. So far still clear of tracking adverts (far as I know) so they would be good on that front - for a while yet, anyway.
- Spoom 10y agoFWIW I have been avoiding mobile games almost entirely since they all started going the freemium route, and I will definitely point my daughter toward non skinner box games (as well as never paying for consumable or "cheat" IAP). If this limits her to mostly non-mobile games, I'm OK with that.