Whether or not Apple will keep this up for as long as Apple Arcade exists remains to be seen, but at least for now it looks like the company is content on adding new games on a weekly basis to its subscription service.
Apple made a big deal on its recently quarterly earnings call with analysts about the strong growth it's seeing specifically in its Services segment. It got me thinking about how uneven Apple's efforts have been in this respect. Case in point: Look at the sad, pathetic state of the Mac App Store these days.
Earlier today, Apple officially announced its fiscal fourth quarterly earnings, revealing another strong three month stretch for the company.
It has been one week since Apple added a handful of new games to Apple Arcade, one of the company's newest subscription services, and now there are five new games to choose from.
It has been one week since Apple added a handful of games to Apple Arcade, its newest subscription service focused on playing games on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS devices. And now there is a new batch of titles.
On September 18, 2019, Apple welcomed one of its newest subscription services to market: Apple Arcade. It featured a one month free trial right out of the gate, which is now winding down.
Apple Arcade is a subscription service that sees games rotated into its catalog on a semi-regular basis. And it looks like at least one new game is arriving this week.
Apple Arcade is one of the more exciting new subscription services, and now Apple is sharing a trailer for one of its many available games.
Apple Arcade is one of Apple's newest subscription services, and it's designed to offer a rotating slate of games that can be played on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and tvOS.
Apple Arcade is one of Apple's newest subscription services, and with it being priced at just $4.99 per month and allowing for access to dozens of games at one time, it's already seen its fair share of positive feedback.
Earlier this year, Apple unveiled Apple Arcade, a new subscription service that focused on a variety of different games that can be played on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac. Some of those games are perfectly fine on a touchscreen, but some might lead to a better gaming experience with a controller.
The $5-per-month Apple Arcade game subscription service on Saturday picked up four new exciting titles, marking the service's first library expansion following its September 19 debut on iOS, iPadOS and tvOS. Now available, these four new games range from a fast-paced space shooter to a narrative driven exploratory adventure and beyond.