Apple has pulled Texas Hold'em, the only in-house iOS game its produced, from the App Store, reports MacRumors.
Go all in with Texas Hold'em, a new iPod touch and iPhone application. Play against realistic opponents in single-player mode. Or play over a Wi-Fi network with up to eight of your friends. Drag your chips to go all in. Flick your cards to fold. Double-tap the table to check. Everything that makes Texas Hold'em so wildly popular now fits in your pocket. And it's available from iTunes for just $4.99.
MacRumors notes that Texas Hold'em began as a game for non-iOS iPod models, debuting in late 2006. When Apple launched the App Store in 2008, a redesigned version of the game appeared as a debut title. At the time, the game appeared to provide evidence that Apple was looking to pursue game development.
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Go all in with Texas Hold'em, a new iPod touch and iPhone application. Play against realistic opponents in single-player mode. Or play over a Wi-Fi network with up to eight of your friends. Drag your chips to go all in. Flick your cards to fold. Double-tap the table to check. Everything that makes Texas Hold'em so wildly popular now fits in your pocket. And it's available from iTunes for just $4.99.
MacRumors notes that Texas Hold'em began as a game for non-iOS iPod models, debuting in late 2006. When Apple launched the App Store in 2008, a redesigned version of the game appeared as a debut title. At the time, the game appeared to provide evidence that Apple was looking to pursue game development.
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