"Anti-human" game developer Nanhadon: Consider getting Flappy Bird back on the shelves

Tencent Science and Technology Li March 12 compiled anti-human games Flappy Bird from the application store from the shelves of news may now also make many fans feel sorry. However, in an interview with the US media, the game's developer, Nanhadon (Dong Nguyen), finally relented on the issue of the new shelves. Nanhadon, fellow stone in the United States, said the depth of the magazine, Flappy Bird back to the shelves there is hope, I am considering this issue. Flappy Bird landed in the app store in May 2013. After a few months of dormancy, a sudden overnight burst of red, became the App Store and Google Play the most popular application products. Although the game design is very simple but extremely difficult, with the extreme heart of the game experience to win ultra-high popularity, the peak of its daily advertising revenue can reach 55,000 dollars. However, in the development of the wind, Nanhadon decided to move the game from the App store shelves. For Nanhadon, Flappy Bird success brought him not only fame and money, but also pressure. There have been rumours that Nanhadon was sued by Nintendo (Nintendo). In addition, he received death threats, sleepless nights, and even prepared to commit suicide. This series of events led Nanhadon to announce the Flappy Bird from the App store within 22 hours. In answer to Flappy Bird after the feeling, Nanhadon said: "Liberation." Before that, I could not return to my normal life. But now I'm okay. According to Nanhadon, he has not currently developed a new version of Flappy Bird, and rebuffed the purchase request of several companies. Nanhadon said he plans to flappy the original bird to the shelves, but will have a warning sign to take a break. According to Rolling Stone, the game can still provide tens of thousands of of dollars in revenue for Nanhadon. Currently, Nanhadon has resigned from his job to focus on developing other games, such as the Flying game Kitty Jetpack and the action chess game Checkonaut, which is expected to be put on the app Store this month.