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The issue is that the iPad doesn't run Proton. I own several mobile devices that run non-microtransaction games that are very successful on their respective sto
by bigyabai 1y ago
The issue is that the iPad doesn't run Proton. I own several mobile devices that run non-microtransaction games that are very successful on their respective stores.
The failure of mobile games on iOS feels less like the user's fault and more like Apple deliberately promoting exploitative products because they're artificially segregated from healthy software competition.
- raw_anon_1111 1y agoAndroid has the same issue with the added disadvantage that Android users are even less willing to spend money. And you owning devices that run Protonnis a minor anecdote that goes against worldwide market trends. And what is your definition of “successful” as far as revenue compared to the App Store or even the much less successful Play Store?