Help Tested games on the E3D

[Span_Wolf]

You used to be able to download the games as many times as you wanted after you purchased them (for the same phone), no matter the price you got them at. At their mobile website towards the bottom there was a category called "My Downloads" or something like that, but they seemed to have removed it, so if you uninstall it you basically have to buy it again.

To answer your question more completely, the answer is no. A majority of their games will check for updates when you start them up, so you will always have the latest version. Gameloft doesn't update their games very often though, so it's not really something you need to worry about anyway.

Finally, if you do have some of their games you can always back up the APK and game files to your PC if you feel like uninstalling a particular game and want to save it for the future.

So basically what you are saying is that I can't redownload them, but big deal as long as I back up the file. Though the games themselves will do a version check generally upon startup?

 

[bhaktasa]

FYI, Samurai II: Vengeance is free on GETJAR... for those that want to see the awesome graphics and gameplay.

 

[Vanquished]

So basically what you are saying is that I can't redownload them, but big deal as long as I back up the file. Though the games themselves will do a version check generally upon startup?

Correct.

 

[Span_Wolf]

Awesome! Also, is that getjar site safe or reliable?

 

[bhaktasa]

Awesome! Also, is that getjar site safe or reliable?

I've seen GETJAR posted on GoodandEvo.net... and I've been using it to download apps ever since (only the free ones). It's reliable on my phone. I haven't actually purchased an app from GETJAR and I probably won't. But every now and then comes an amazing FREE app. And I check often, they post new free apps every other day or so and totals to amount of about $200 worth of free apps if you browse through the GOLDSTAR apps section.

 

[Vanquished]

Awesome! Also, is that getjar site safe or reliable?

Supposedly it's been around longer than the Apple Appstore, though I'm not sure on the details as I didn't really look into it. I remember seeing an article a while back of Apple suing them for using the name "Appstore" even though they had it first.

 

[ProfeZZor X]

I hope they counter sue, and win... That would be a sweet victory for the Android market. Even if we users don't get any settlement money.