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Well, that's one bullet dodged. I think the last thing anyone wants to see on G+ is games. I recall the Facebook UX being significantly (negatively) affected by
by w1ntermute 14y ago
Well, that's one bullet dodged. I think the last thing anyone wants to see on G+ is games. I recall the Facebook UX being significantly (negatively) affected by the addition of so-called "apps".
- spullara 14y agoIt is one of the first things that Google+ launched in August of last year. It may be why they built their network in the first place. Page views, signups and monetization on Facebook are heavily correlated to people playing games on the platform.
- mtgx 14y agoI think Google did it more for the users than for themselves. They thought people like games like Farmville and such, and it's a big reason why they spend so much time on Facebook. This is also why they left full control to the user so he can't get spammed by the games, like you get on Facebook.
- redwood 14y agoFunny how now that the social network games fad is moving on Google looks even more pathetic: they blatantly, blindly went after every success FB had and didn't even get to ride the wave.