EA Mobile Release 2 G1 Games – Bypass Android Market

by Chris Moor

EA Mobile have made it clear in the past that they planned to release games for the Android platform – but only when they could charge for them.

Given Google’s recent announcement that applications and games from the official Android Market will remain free until the New Year, EA Mobile it seems aren’t prepared to wait that long and are instead directing G1 owners to their own eamobile.com store.

The publisher has released 2 new US titles for G1 owners: Tetris and Monopoly Here & Now.

The two new titles are priced at $7.99 each and can be downloaded at http://www.eamobile.com/

[via pocketgamer.biz]

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Comments

http://www.chinaup.org/bbs L.oner

Before this,EA begin to care iPhone about high-profile~~
NickP

$7.99 for Tetris! What are they smoking!
andrey

thats crazy alot, someone will release one for android market for free just in time
Brian

I’m not paying $8.00 for Tetris!
Brian K

haha, Im in the UK and I followed the buy it now link just for fun, it directs me to bango.net and asks for £12.24 GBP! What are they smoking indeed!
http://FREETETRIS budah..

LOL, JUST GOOGLE TETRIS.APK AND INSTALL IT, FOR FREEEEEEEEEEEEEEE YAYA

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