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[[Molestware]] is the iPhone's answer to the Wii's so-called shovelware. Whereas the Wii has half-assed games with poorly implemented waggle controls, the iPhone is home to twice as many poorly conceived games based around shitty touch and tilt controls. Even games that should be able to use the controls to their advantage such as Sega's Super Monkey Ball, tend to play poorly. As of December 2008, the only good game available on the iPhone was the puzzle game Trism. | [[Molestware]] is the iPhone's answer to the Wii's so-called shovelware. Whereas the Wii has half-assed games with poorly implemented waggle controls, the iPhone is home to twice as many poorly conceived games based around shitty touch and tilt controls. Even games that should be able to use the controls to their advantage such as Sega's Super Monkey Ball, tend to play poorly. As of December 2008, the only good game available on the iPhone was the puzzle game Trism. | ||
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[[Molestware]] is also known as '''rubware,''' '''pokeware,''' '''tiltware,''' and '''rapeware.''' | [[Molestware]] is also known as '''rubware,''' '''pokeware,''' '''tiltware,''' and '''rapeware.''' |
Revision as of 08:30, 2 January 2009
Molestware is the iPhone's answer to the Wii's so-called shovelware. Whereas the Wii has half-assed games with poorly implemented waggle controls, the iPhone is home to twice as many poorly conceived games based around shitty touch and tilt controls. Even games that should be able to use the controls to their advantage such as Sega's Super Monkey Ball, tend to play poorly. As of December 2008, the only good game available on the iPhone was the puzzle game Trism.
Molestware is also known as rubware, pokeware, tiltware, and rapeware.