Will Flappy Bird "disappear Forever" as the author wishes?

Flappy Bird developers have recently claimed that the popularity of the game has made him feel pressured to put him down. Flappy Bird developer Dong Nguyen wants to re/code the Apple App Store and Google GooglePlay to make it disappear forever, but it backfired, the technology website said today. The next game may allow him to restore the original simple life, but no matter what, he can not let Flappy Bird disappear forever. Flappy Bird is still active in millions of of mobile phones and tablets, and there are still a lot of players playing apps that will never be updated. Dong Nguyen, in an interview with Forbes, made it clear that his game would not be revived. Last week The Verge reported that he could earn 50,000 dollars a day from Flappy Bird. The concept of digital scarcity often occurs only when people refuse to open content to legitimate network channels for the purpose of protecting future profits. Is your favorite band's work not on itunes? Your favorite TV show isn't on Netflix? These are likely to change once the appropriate agreement is won. Interest in Flappy Bird is still accelerating, perhaps because Dong Nguyen has spawned a new digital rarity. By withdrawing the application from the App Store, Dong Nguyen made the phone with his game a part of a proprietary club, or even a sale on ebay. Now there is the game that is left with Flappy Bird, which is really strange in all the world today. Of course, Shanzhai developers are also going to fill the gaps left by Flappy Bird, but this is meaningless. Even if they were able to match even the simple game of Dong Nguyen, they could not reach the height of Flappy Bird in a frenzy. Even if it is no longer available, Flappy Bird is still a hot topic on social networking, with a flourishing popularity. Ironically, when Flappy Bird into its heyday, its exit is iconic and unforgettable, and almost all other games--some of it spent countless hours and millions of people--are disappearing into the eyes of the human eye. Translator: Lebang