App Store’s Games section switches from algorithmically generated to editorially curated lists

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By Christian ZibregJun 1, 2015, 4:50 pm633 pts
In an effort to better surface more great games in the App Store and give their creators stronger exposure than before, Apple has quietly switched to human-curated Games sections versus the old system that resorted to algorithmically generated lists such as “New”, “What’s Hot,” “All iPhone (Free & Paid)” and…

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