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It's perfectly suited to the modern smartphone world, developers aren't obligated to launch on every platform at once. You could potentially end up spending thr
by nicholassmith 12y ago
It's perfectly suited to the modern smartphone world, developers aren't obligated to launch on every platform at once. You could potentially end up spending three or four times as long covering all the bases and end up with a product no one cares about, rolling out on one platform and seeing what level of demand you have it's a sane and sensible approach.
- Artemis2 12y agoThe main problem here is that if you don't launch simultaneously on multiple platforms, your app will get duplicated and polluted with ads almost immediately, especially given the simplicity of this one. Look at 2048 for example.
- nicholassmith 12y agoIt could, but if your app is good then it'll stand head and shoulders above the copies. That's why Threes got an ADA and 2048 didn't.