On 2012-11-13 12:13, Jpovey wrote:
A video demo would be great, as so far all anyone has seen is the teaser trailer thingy.. So this might help people know a bit more about you and the effect.

Myke, I'm in town Friday evening, if you wanted could meet you at the cave?? Would be great to see this in the flesh!

On 2012-11-13 12:30, Paul S Wingham wrote:
Sorry myke. Re-read my comments and they sounded a lotharsher than I meant. I'm sure after a lot of work and no doubt money being invested - Apple being idiots is the last thing you need. Apologies, and best of luck with this in the future. Current price is a bit high for me, but I still think it sounds good.

Paul

On 2012-11-11 04:02, matt-g wrote:
Gents put it into context, an app' was released where you sent someone an email they confirmed receipt but was not allowed to open it, you then ask them to think of a door number playing card etc, and when they open the email there's a photo of whatever was named.
An absolutely fantastic app and used by many regularly, however Copperfield came along and purchased the rights to the app' and paid us all off and we could no longer use it. Why ... Because he realised the potential in the effect and did not want lots of people performing it.
At $300 this is going to keep the amount of people using at minimum greatly reducing you turning up to a gig claiming to be able to create the impression of plucking thoughts from their head only to have them say 'oh my mate showed me this one on his phone'

Do I think they will assume that's it's the technology that's used to gain the info ... No not at all, this is not a case of they enter their pass code then you instantly do the same with them they can try many number code combinations and the whole performer premise completely takes it away from from what has previously been done.

Just because this is an app' people instantly associate it that it should be a cheap price but I cannot agree. The app is merely a platform, imagine you were purchasing this as an effect already on a device from your local dealer. Factor in the cost of an iPhone and your up to around $900 around 4 years ago a mobile phone was released where you could predict someone's pin number, date of birth etc and came out at around $1000 no one questioned that price either.

Look at things like Multi dimensional by promystic (another fantastic piece of kit) they choose one number on a dice you know it, again price is higher than this but people do not have an issue.

Why the hell I'm defending it I don't know the less of you that have it the better for me

On 2012-11-13 10:32, lunatik wrote:
So to show him how it's worth the price, are you going to show him how it was made 10x's better?

You have to admit that the 'out if nowhere' astronomical rise in price due to apple declining it is what has most everyone po'd.

If they did approve it, the price would barely be above what you originally quoted.

And to be fair, any upcoming apps from you should all be in the $300 ballpark to remain consistent.

On 2012-11-13 15:26, paulmartinmagic wrote:
I recently bought this app from Myke at the full price and its worth every penny! personally after seeing this performed I went out of my way to get it. I've been reading some of the threads and cant believe the time wasters on here.

This is a professional app. I am a professional magician and have nothing but praise for it. its not cheap but it gets fantastic reactions and its worth the price tag. if you don't want to buy it then don't, go back to your bedrooms and play with whatever it is you like playing with.

On 2012-11-13 17:15, lunatik wrote:
Thanks for the reply, don't let this stop you from developing other apps, just price them a bit cheaper next time and I think everyone will be happy! Take care

On 2012-11-13 21:18, rasp wrote:
So to achieve a very basic effect (and in my 'humble' opinion, a very boring one), we are being asked to pay $300.

I find it hard to believe that top professionals are saying this is the best app ever.

All I saw was a very expensive Pass code screen that activates after a time delay, coupled with the ability to store numbers that a spectator enters for pre show work.

Add a 'one ahead principle' in this video......and 'out to lunch' in the second video I have watched. Come on guys THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS!!!!!

Greg Rostami, Max Krause and Craig Filicetti are in a class of their own!!!!!

On 2012-11-13 20:00, paulyjr wrote:
The password is : thanks