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A host of highly regarded apps for iPhone and iPad have gone free today in what could be a major celebration to mark five years since Apple launched the App Store. So far, games such as Infinity Blade II, Superbrothers: Sword and Sworcery EP, Where's My Water?, Badland and Tiny Wings (iPhone / iPad) are all on offer for nothing, alongside apps such as the beautiful photo-annotating app Over, Traktor DJ (iPhone / iPad), Day One, Over, How to Cook Everything, and Barefoot World Atlas.
TRAKTOR DJ IS NORMALLY $19.99
None of these apps have ever been free on the App Store before, and many have commanded relatively high prices until now. In the case of Traktor DJ for iPad, the app normally sells for $19.99, and comes recommended by The Verge's Nilay Patel and Trent Wolbe.
Apple is yet to make any announcement regarding the offers, and none of the apps in question give any explanation on their store pages. Since the App Store went live five years ago this week, the deals may be part of a coordinated celebration. The Verge has contacted Apple for more information on the matter.
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Dead Space, $6.99 → Free
Dead Space for iPad, $9.99 → Free
Flight Control, 99¢ → Free
Flight Control HD, $4.99 → Free
Mirror's Edge, 99¢ → Free
Mirror's Edge for iPad, $9.99 → Free
Peggle, 99¢ → Free
Peggle HD, 99¢ → Free
The Sims Medieval,$2.99 → Free
The Sims Medieval for iPad, $4.99 → Free
Miscellaneous Sales
Chopper, $2.99 → Free
Chopper 2, $2.99 → 99¢
Mini Motor Racing, 99¢ → Free
Mini Motor Racing HD, $1.99 → Free
ZenForms: Protectors, $1.99 → Free
