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Thoughts on new RealArcade and free ad-supported games

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By Joey Alarilla INQUIRER.net JUST upgraded to the new version of RealArcade. Yup, I also love casual games :) Photobucket I like the new version, actually, because it's a lot easier to navigate. Of course, it's obvious they also did it in order to better present ads on their site, but as long as the design is uncluttered, I don't mind. In fact, I saw a video ad there from Chili's. All you need to do is watch the short clip to get a free copy of Burger Rush. So, yup, why not? This really will be the trend -- online video ads and free ad-supported games. And as long as the games are good and the ads aren't annoying, I think many of us wouldn't mind. By the way, while you're there, you can also sign up for a free 30-day trial of RealArcade's GamePass service, in case you're interested. How about you, what do you think of the new RealArcade? And what do you think of more free ad-supported games? Heck, maybe in the future free ad-supported versions of even AAA console, PC and massively multiplayer online games like Halo, Grand Theft Auto and World of Warcraft franchises would become the norm.

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Haven't checked on RealArcade for a long time now but I remember getting all excited when I used it for the first time, it was very easy to navigate unlike some which'd show all those complicated dialog box. However after testing the 30-day trial I didn't subscribe to it anymore since I had other plans to attend to. Would have loved to read more about RealArcade.

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