Draw Something and Words with Friends free for two months if you carry a Nokia Lumia
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The ever popular Draw Something and Words with Friends arrived in the Windows Phone Store over the weekend, for $2.99 apiece if you want them ad-free. Well, today Nokia announced that those two games will be free for two months if you are a Lumia owner.
This goes both for Nokia's Windows Phone 7.5 devices, and for the new Windows Phone 8 gear like the Lumia 920, so hurry up and snatch Draw Something and Words with Friends before you have to dish three bucks for the ad-free versions of the popular games in January.
Nokia keeps on churning free or exclusive stuff for its Windows Phone handsets, as promised, so we see a trend here that might grace your Lumia handsets with a lot of popular titles for free going forward.
source: NokiaConversations
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6 Comments
1. ElektronicGeek91 posted on 12 Nov 2012, 03:18 0
I thought those apps were already free. What a rip off.
2. Gawain posted on 12 Nov 2012, 03:21 5
The free version are ad-supported IIRC. So, getting these ad-free versions for free is a good deal.
3. fervid posted on 12 Nov 2012, 07:29 0
I tried to get Words with Friends yesterday and it kept saying not for my region??? I'm in the US, so which reagion are they for? The other worked though.
5. fervid posted on 12 Nov 2012, 11:27 0
Must have been a glitch. Tried again and it worked. They seem to be releasing a couple apps a day. Nokia/Microsoft are really pushing things this time around.
6. JunitoNH posted on 12 Nov 2012, 19:25 0
Yeah..........very nice, games people are starting to abandon.
