wraggster
December 11th, 2013, 23:17
Avian kart racer Angry Birds Go! has had its micro-transaction prices reduced for its launch in the UK.http://images.eurogamer.net/2013/articles/1/6/4/0/4/7/4/138677348631.png/EG11/resize/300x-1/quality/70No.
A top-of-the-line Big Bang Special Edition car cost £69.99 last month (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-11-27-you-can-pay-70-for-a-kart-in-angry-birds-go) when the game soft-launched via the New Zealand version of the App Store.The full UK release of the game has seen the vehicle halved in price to just £34.99.But you can still happily spend £69.99 in-game if you want - this sum will buy you 14,000 gems to spend on various upgrades and items.Angry Birds Go! is available for free, but it is important to note that micro-transactions are not the only game's source of revenue.Loading the game shows a warning message informing players that the title also includes advertising and sponsored power-ups.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-12-11-angry-birds-go-micro-transaction-prices-reduced-for-uk-launch
A top-of-the-line Big Bang Special Edition car cost £69.99 last month (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-11-27-you-can-pay-70-for-a-kart-in-angry-birds-go) when the game soft-launched via the New Zealand version of the App Store.The full UK release of the game has seen the vehicle halved in price to just £34.99.But you can still happily spend £69.99 in-game if you want - this sum will buy you 14,000 gems to spend on various upgrades and items.Angry Birds Go! is available for free, but it is important to note that micro-transactions are not the only game's source of revenue.Loading the game shows a warning message informing players that the title also includes advertising and sponsored power-ups.
http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2013-12-11-angry-birds-go-micro-transaction-prices-reduced-for-uk-launch