Obviously, as the author alluded to at the end, this isn't going to happen for every single game.
If you look at either the Google Play or iOS App Store you'll see that there are plenty of well-known games in both free and PSID categories.
I myself was just playing a riveting game of Kingdom Rush (a Tower Defence game) which I paid £1.29 for. Considering how much time I spent playing Tower Defence in WC3 as a teenager I'd say I got a real bargain to be able to play this for only £1.29.
I am not alone in my ability and willingness to pay. Just look at those charts. People still do and always will pay for games as long as this fact continues to be true:
If you look at either the Google Play or iOS App Store you'll see that there are plenty of well-known games in both free and PSID categories.
I myself was just playing a riveting game of Kingdom Rush (a Tower Defence game) which I paid £1.29 for. Considering how much time I spent playing Tower Defence in WC3 as a teenager I'd say I got a real bargain to be able to play this for only £1.29.
I am not alone in my ability and willingness to pay. Just look at those charts. People still do and always will pay for games as long as this fact continues to be true:
All games are not created equal.