From my VERY BRIEF look at the system, and if what they say is true about how easy it is to integrate, I think small-time game developers or even medium-sized f

From my VERY BRIEF look at the system, and if what they say is true about how easy it is to integrate, I think small-time game developers or even medium-sized flash game developers would be willing to take this hit. I say this because I honestly haven't ever played a flash game yet that had this sort of system (most likely due to the complexity of it, both in the backend and frontend), and if a small-time game developer can spend 10 minutes setting this up with Heyzap, then its money well spent (the 50% loss in revenue) since they'd probably not take the time to implement the feature themselves. Of course big-time flash game developers probably won't be willing to use this system if their games are that popular or if they have the resources to dedicate to creating their own system.