Like it or not, it seems that anything that is popular online these days is going to get cloned. I suppose you could call cloned apps or games a “meme” of sorts of the original, don’t you think so? That would certainly take away some of the negative connotations of a clone or copycat of an idea, since everyone loves memes. Having said that, Flappy Bird, a hugely successful app that took three days to code and is now pulling in approximately $50,000 a day in ad revenue for the developer, has arrived on Windows Phone in the form of a clone – alongside an entire flock of lookalike games such as Birdy Flap, Paddle Fish, FlappyFish, and Jolly Fish. Of course, this is also a Flappy Bird clone that made an appearance as mentioned earlier, which is well ahead of the original game’s version by about a week or so.
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Flappy Bird is one of those games that no one really expected to take off the way it did, but somehow proved itself to be quite a major hit. Last we heard, the app, despite accused of using stolen graphics, was 
I am quite sure if you grew up in the late 1980s and early 1990s, you would have been familiar with your fair share of helicopter games. However, there are times in life when what seems to be new (but actually isn’t) comes again to capture the imagination of the masses, and Flappy Bird happens to be one of those games. Some folks might claim that Flappy Birds are notoriously difficult to play, but this does not mean that it is far from popular. In fact, it has been speculated that the popularity of this title has allowed Flappy Birds to earn up to a whopping $50,000 per day in ad revenue alone, now how about that?
