Apple Arcade: Winning people over nostalgia With Arcade now offering a collection of classic iOS games, I can say Apple has finally gotten it right. While I was eager to play FANTASIAN when it launched on Apple Arcade, the company had a surprise in store with a massive expansion, and shift in strategy, for the platform. When Apple One launched, I was happy that I’d finally be able to replay those three games, but I discovered not much had changed over the time I didn’t pay for Apple Arcade. That’s why after six months of paying for the game service, I gave up. I did, however, enjoy games like ‘Mini Motorways,’ ‘Grindstone,’ and ‘Pinball Wizard,’ but three games weren’t really enough to justify the subscription.
There were people’s favorite ‘WHAT THE GOLF?,’ ‘Oceanhorn 2,’ ‘Sayonara Wild Hearts,’ and ‘Hot Lava,’ and while I tried all of them, none really captured my interest. The problem was that there weren’t really great games to keep people interested for long periods of time. Sounds great, right?Īpple also launched Arcade with an impressive collection of over 100 games, something that would have been challenging for even companies like Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft.
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Games that the user would be able to play on its iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV anytime and anywhere for $4.99 a month. When Apple Arcade was announced, Apple wanted to bring beautiful and exclusive games for its ecosystem. Only now can we say that Apple has piqued user interest with Apple Arcade, and given users a major reason to subscribe to Apple One.
It’s been two years since Apple held its 2019 March event focusing on Services, and a year and a half since Apple Arcade was released. In fact, we know that Apple TV+ has a small but growing list of subscribers, and that people have been losing interest in Apple Arcade and Apple News+. We still can’t say that many Apple services, besides Apple Music, are a hit.
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