- Storage
- System tools (including "automatically start at boot" and "retrieve running applications")
- Your location
- Phone calls ("read phone status and ID")
- Network communication
- Hardware controls
- Your accounts ("discover known accounts")
Now maybe I'm paranoid, but I decide that this was too much and I didn't proceed with the install.
The real red flags for me were "your location", "phone calls" and "your accounts". Why would a game need these?
I then installed "aSpotCat" so I could easily check into the decisions I had made previously (it allows you to view installed apps by permission).
Under "Services that cost you money" and specifically "send SMS messages" I found "Tetris trial". I deleted it.
Under "Your accounts" and "discover known accounts" I found "Fruit Ninja Free". I deleted that too.
Under "Your location" and "fine (GPS) location" I found "Get the Rope Free". Also deleted.
Again, I don't know if I am being paranoid, but I don't think these games should be seeking these permissions.