…Die Hard?
If you want a Christmas classic that's a little more traditional -- but only a little -- you'd best watch "Die Hard." It's the heartwarming story of a man reuniting with his estranged wife on Christmas Eve -- after he disposes of a few terrorists. Now that's productive holiday.
The pigs have been misunderstood. Save the pigs and their families from disaster by building structures to block the onslaught of incoming projectiles.
The game is called Misunderstood Pigs and is available on in iOS App Store.
This is reminiscent of The Last Ringbearer, which is Lord of the Rings rewritten from the perspective of Mordor.
One thing that we have learned is that piracy is not a pricing issue. It’s a service issue. The easiest way to stop piracy is not by putting antipiracy technology to work. It’s by giving those people a service that’s better than what they’re receiving from the pirates. For example, Russia. You say, oh, we’re going to enter Russia, people say, you’re doomed, they’ll pirate everything in Russia. Russia now outside of Germany is our largest continental European market.
That's from How Valve experiments with the economics of video games. Read how the today's model of Internet-purchase and -delivery allows much experimentation with pricing.
The always interesting, if often paranoid, "War Tard" cites PW Singer:
The whole article is worth reading.
