> When done right, Freemium [...] is also more enjoyable and a more fun experience for the user. I find it the contrary. It's a rare sight to find a modern non

> When done right, Freemium [...] is also more enjoyable and a more fun experience for the user. I find it the contrary. It's a rare sight to find a modern non-indie mobile game that you can pay for and get a version that's completely free of advertisement, phoning-home analytics and other stuff I don't want, except for an actual game. (Returning to article in question, Microsoft is actually the worst case imaginable. You don't pay to remove ads once, but subscribe for ad-free experience.)