Amazon shutting down its Android Appstore highlights how hard it is for alternative app stores to compete with giants like Google and Apple. Despite over a decade in the market.
This raises an important question: Can any new app store realistically challenge the dominance of Google Play and the App Store? If even a tech giant like Amazon couldn’t make it work, what hope is there for smaller competitors?
Reverse engineering old games is like digital archaeology—except instead of digging up fossils, you’re unearthing spaghetti code and DRM nightmares. Spice86 seems like an exciting new shovel for the job!
I think it has to do with the user's karma, a post from a user with heavy karma ranks higher, if you noticed there is another post ranked 8th from a user with 20000+ karma and only 5 votes.
This raises an important question: Can any new app store realistically challenge the dominance of Google Play and the App Store? If even a tech giant like Amazon couldn’t make it work, what hope is there for smaller competitors?