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To: Sr K who wrote (158107)	8/21/2013 11:52:15 AM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 213182

Wow, 16M downloads is a lot in 5 days. We had the announcement here: Message 29060799 And this is just the sequel, but it is free. It is good to know what is important in the world, Zombies....hmmmm. o~~~ O

To: Sr K who wrote (158107)	8/21/2013 12:17:46 PM
From: Moonray	Respond to of 213182

Here is a whole story: Apple Maintains Its Edge Over Android With Plants vs. Zombies 2 Making money from free games If you've never played Plants vs. Zombies, you've been missing out. There's no shortage of tower defense games on mobile platforms, but Plants vs. Zombies stands above the rest as the king of its genre. The first game was a hit for its developer, PopCap games, which was subsequently acquired by EA for over $1 billion. But if you're an addict, you're free to spend your money buying upgrades. This is the same model that's been used so successful in games like Candy Crush, which is currently the top grossing iOS game. By some estimates, it brings in over $600,000 per day from US players alone (over $200 million per year). More at: fool.com o~~~ O