02 Nov 10
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Originally posted by CrowleyOMG!
...if you don't have a strong stomach.
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/10/27/zynga-estimated-to-be-worth-more-than-ea/
What is the world coming to?
I had a go at a couple of FB social network games and I got bored pretty quickly. I then went back to playing modern warfare.
02 Nov 10
Originally posted by CrowleyConsidering Google invested somewhere between $100 - $200 million in them to secure a partnership deal for 'Google Games' and the upcoming Google Facebook, that's not surprising.
...if you don't have a strong stomach.
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/10/27/zynga-estimated-to-be-worth-more-than-ea/
What is the world coming to?
02 Nov 10
Originally posted by Daemon SinSurprising? Maybe not, even you and I both had farms going... Still, it makes me throw up in my mouth a little.
Considering Google invested somewhere between $100 - $200 million in them to secure a partnership deal for 'Google Games' and the upcoming Google Facebook, that's not surprising.
02 Nov 10
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Originally posted by CrowleyThat is quite amazing. I'm not even sure it is a dot com like bubble either, I believe it is a genuine shift.
...if you don't have a strong stomach.
http://www.joystiq.com/2010/10/27/zynga-estimated-to-be-worth-more-than-ea/
What is the world coming to?
Luckily RHP soldiers on with the market valuation of a bacon sandwich. Google, we don't need your money...😛
02 Nov 10
Originally posted by RussRemember when Google was a super-fast and sleek search engine, eschewing the advertising that bogged down all the other search engines?
That is quite amazing. I'm not even sure it is a dot com like bubble either, I believe it is a genuine shift.
Luckily RHP soldiers on with the market valuation of a bacon sandwich. Google, we don't need your money...😛
02 Nov 10
Originally posted by darvlayQuite the opposite, worshipping greed is the only way to go in this day and age.
Zynga is the company responsible for facebook games? That is nauseating. Do they do anything else? Arms dealing? Opium manufacturing?
Money talks, waiving banners is a waste of time.
If you are pissed at this, it gets better(probably not for you though).
http://www.zynga.org/
It is not the games that are bringing about change, but ignorant money.
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02 Nov 10
Originally posted by CrowleyYeah. And then they went to the stock market. Market value soared, use value plummeted. Anybody surprised?
Remember when Google was a super-fast and sleek search engine, eschewing the advertising that bogged down all the other search engines?
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