>Zynga pioneered this approach to such a degree that they were essentially the BuzzFeed of interactive entertainment. Later, many AAA games would follow suit em

>Zynga pioneered this approach to such a degree that they were essentially the BuzzFeed of interactive entertainment. Later, many AAA games would follow suit embracing the Free-to-Play model. Just wanted to point out one thing -- the pioneers of the F2P model was not Zynga. It was South Korean gaming companies. (didn't know about this myself until I heard about it from Jon Van Caneghem)