It’s Over: Flappy Bird Is No Longer in the App Store

Yesterday the story of the day was Flappy Bird was set to be removed from the App Store today by its developer, who stated the game was ruining his “simple life”. As of this morning the game is no longer available for download (via MacRumors).

Flappy Birds gained worldwide success and had accumulated well over 50 million iOS and Android downloads, earning the developer over $50,000 per day. The developer had previously stated he wanted his privacy back after the media had bombarded him with interview requests.

The game can’t be found in the Canadian App Store but if you still have it, the game is still playable.

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matthewcouto
matthewcouto
12 years ago

Oh no, I’m making $50,000 a day from an app I released back in May. Too much publicity. Boo hoo.

ryanrobert
ryanrobert
Reply to  matthewcouto
12 years ago

What’s the app?

Gary
Reply to  matthewcouto
12 years ago

Lol. Give him a break it’s hard being rich!

Allan Schroeder
12 years ago

Mario wants his pipes back…

1His_Nibs1
1His_Nibs1
Reply to  Allan Schroeder
12 years ago

Probably that’s the real story here………..

Gary
Reply to  Allan Schroeder
12 years ago

That was a rumour but Nintendo denies it…after the fact the game was conveniently “removed”.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/10/us-vietnam-flappybird-idUSBREA1806020140210

Stefan
Stefan
12 years ago

The question is why he wants to protect his privacy that much?! I would just ignore the press. I mean, how hard can that be?!

In my opinion he is hiding something. Any ideas what?

Anon
Anon
Reply to  Stefan
12 years ago

Exactly. Talk about being super fragile. If anything, that $50K a day could of been donated to a charity if he didn’t care about the money.

Steve
Steve
Reply to  Stefan
12 years ago

He’s an EIA. Ton’s of them can be found on the SFU campus.

ticky13
ticky13
12 years ago

And nothing of value was lost.

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