Labor Day App Sale at iTunes

by novice

It’s time again for the Labor Day App Sale at iTunes!

A good number of apps are listed at deep discount (many for only 99 cents!) for this weekend only – so act fast!

Here is a list of some of the markdowns:

Applications by EA Games


Applications by Glu Games

All games from Adult Swim (very strange name for a game company – hear the parents collectively shudder) are 99 cents. Their titles include the very popular Robot Unicorn Attack, Amateur Surgeon, 5 Minutes to Kill, Floater Pro and more.

Many Namco games are also on sale – and there lots of 99 cent options to choose from. Titles here include Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, BurgerTime Deluxe, Mr. Driller,  Alpine Racer and more.

There are many more apps with price drops to choose from – but it does take a little time and luck to root around the site. On my wish list is a section of iTunes devoted to Holiday App sales or apps that are marked down. Time will tell.

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