LOL, double post, right out of the gate. This is why Aaron and I were lucky to get Erik:)
Posted on Wed Mar 18, 2009 09:20 PM |
Congrats guys!
Posted on Wed Mar 18, 2009 09:23 PM |
Um, I cannot find it at the iTunes store...what is the official name of it? HELP me find it please.Thanks!!!
Posted on Wed Mar 18, 2009 11:08 PM |
it's called The Yes Button
You can search for it or go to games/trivia and it's near the top of the list if you sort by most recent
I refuse to install that iTunes crap, and there's zero information on your website. What does it do?
Update: Here's a description I found in Google's cache of the iTunes page:
APPLICATION DESCRIPTION Do you like simple decisions? When you play The Yes Button, you make one simple decision. Press The Yes Button, or don't press The Yes Button.
You have 4 seconds. You are asked a yes or no question. To answer yes, press The Yes Button. To answer no, just let the time run out. You get a point for every correct answer and a strike for every wrong answer. Your third strike ends the game. How high can you score?
The Yes Button is a simple trivia game with questions about things you might be wondering about. Then again, you might not be.
Fun River LLC is a Maine-based company determined to bring interesting and fun games and content to the iPhone. Let us know that you are having fun playing The Yes Button by visiting our website - www.FunRiverLLC.com. Join our newsletter and get the latest news about our upcoming efforts at teasing your brain while making you smile.
Aaron Weissblum and Erik Mitchell are the co founders of Fun River LLC. Aaron has been creating toys, puzzles, and board games for well over twenty years. Erik, Aaron's neighbor, is a full time geek and prefers = to == any day, although he admits that he is becoming quite fond of objective-c. David Arnott is an actor, writer and puzzle creator who loves tacos and roller coasters.
I didn't know Arnott loves tacos. Okay, I'm buying it!
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Hey all,
The Yes Button is available!
This happened about 30 minutes ago.
It’s a trivia game that requires one finger to play.
The questions were written by Aaron and Dave and the programming was done by our friend Erik Mitchell.
http://funriverllc.com/products/YesButtonDetail.aspx