Free vs 99cent version of Pinball Arcade GameCenter

[BrentMpls]

I noticed tonight that when I friended someone on GameCenter that their points were in Pinball Arcade and mine were in Pinball Arcade (free) version.

I've bought all the tables.

It looks like the "non-free" version costs 99 cents. Does it have features the free version doesn't? Do my tables carry over if I do buy it?

This is very confusing.

 

[ridcully]

As far as i know, does the non free Version include one table. This table is a seperate purchase in the non free version. All other tables are available for pruchase in both version. If you buy the non free version, your tables are not available in the non free version.

From the technical point of view, the free and non free version are complete different products. A purchase in one product is not available in the other product.

 

[Gord Lacey]

That used to be the case, but with 1.1.5 a table you bought in the free version is available on the paid version, and vice-versa. So if you want to move over to the paid version, you can (but it'll cost you a buck). You'll also lose your scores and settings, though you may be able to back them up by following the instructions I placed in the iOS section.

 

[Supermans]

That used to be the case, but with 1.1.5 a table you bought in the free version is available on the paid version, and vice-versa. So if you want to move over to the paid version, you can (but it'll cost you a buck). You'll also lose your scores and settings, though you may be able to back them up by following the instructions I placed in the iOS section.

This was a great thing Farsight has done. I now have the paid version. Thanks

 

[xNiCeGuYx]

How are the possibilities that it will be free again in the future? I mean the 99 Cent version.

 

[Supermans]

How are the possibilities that it will be free again in the future? I mean the 99 Cent version.

When it becomes apples app of the week again.