Morphtroid wrote:

So... Is it like pokemon, without the history and exploration?

... Also, those treess, omg those trees, they have no shame.

Tasuki wrote:

Mickeymac wrote:

^Apple doesn't make any of these games, and apparently they don't monitor what comes out on their shop before it's already available, judging from what I've seen. They really need to tighten their approval process a bit so we don't get stuff like this.

I thought that is what set Apple and the iOS apart from say google and Driod, was their strict policy of what apps and games they could have and how they monitored it.

Mickeymac wrote:

Tasuki wrote:

Mickeymac wrote:

^Apple doesn't make any of these games, and apparently they don't monitor what comes out on their shop before it's already available, judging from what I've seen. They really need to tighten their approval process a bit so we don't get stuff like this.

I thought that is what set Apple and the iOS apart from say google and Driod, was their strict policy of what apps and games they could have and how they monitored it.

Maybe it was at one point, but they've been loosening up since 2009, according to articles I recently found. It must be getting looser, there's no other way to explain the amount of copyright infringement, untranslated games, and glitchy, broken games I've stumbled upon, just in the Recently Released section.

Tasuki wrote:

Mickeymac wrote:

^Apple doesn't make any of these games, and apparently they don't monitor what comes out on their shop before it's already available, judging from what I've seen. They really need to tighten their approval process a bit so we don't get stuff like this.

I thought that is what set Apple and the iOS apart from say google and Driod, was their strict policy of what apps and games they could have and how they monitored it.

OlympicCho wrote:

Tasuki wrote:

Mickeymac wrote:

^Apple doesn't make any of these games, and apparently they don't monitor what comes out on their shop before it's already available, judging from what I've seen. They really need to tighten their approval process a bit so we don't get stuff like this.

I thought that is what set Apple and the iOS apart from say google and Driod, was their strict policy of what apps and games they could have and how they monitored it.

Apple's approval process is to do with making sure the apps are virus-free and otherwise safe for the user. Apple doesn't check for copyright infringement, but it will immediately take this game down once the inevitable complaint comes from Nintendo/ Game Freak's lawyers.