Mô tả game: Try to catch the star in every level.
Điều khiển game: Play with arrow keys, and spacebar to jump.
Thứ Tư, 30 tháng 5, 2012
Lamp Of Aladdin
Mô tả game: Part hidden object, part match 3 game. Both with great graphics and innovative gameplay mechanics.
Điều khiển game: This game is played with mouse only.
Điều khiển game: This game is played with mouse only.
The Party Night
Mô tả game: Want to walk in the party and impress the guys? Pick one dress and be the most beautiful lady of the night.
Điều khiển game: Use mouse to interact.
Điều khiển game: Use mouse to interact.
Stick Figure Penalty
Mô tả game: This stick's fate lies in your hands. Choose however you want to kill him and witness how he dies! Enjoy!
Điều khiển game: Mouse - To interact.
Điều khiển game: Mouse - To interact.
Club Penguin
Mô tả game: Create
your own penguin character, with your own igloo that you can decorate.
Dress-up your penguin, go to coffee shop or disco, sociabilize with
other players and more! This game is massively multiplayer and safe for
children to play because it uses advanced protection methods.
Điều khiển game: Played with mouse.
Điều khiển game: Played with mouse.
Beach Volleyball
Mô tả game: Enjoy the sand and sun while still competing a very high class volley ball game.
Điều khiển game: Player 1: Arrow keys to move. ; to jump. ' to hit the ball. Player 2: TFGH to move. A to jump. S to hit the ball.
Điều khiển game: Player 1: Arrow keys to move. ; to jump. ' to hit the ball. Player 2: TFGH to move. A to jump. S to hit the ball.
Thứ Ba, 13 tháng 3, 2012
Zynga has more people working on new games than existing ones
So, that's what happened to Mafia Wars 2, eh? Let's not jump ahead of ourselves, but that's what Zynga COO John Schappert is telling potential investors as the company begins its IPO (initial public offering) road show. The company posted a video of the same presentation it is putting on for investors across the country--all 30 minutes of 51 mind-numbingly boring slides.
But there are some juicy bits to the talk provided by Zynga CEO Mark Pincus, Schappert and CFO David Wehner. (The video, which you can find here, is worth watching to see Mark Pincus talking to a teleprompter alone.) For one, five of the FarmVille maker's top executives come from second place competitor EA. And that doesn't even include former EA CCO Bing Gordon, who now serves on the social game giant's board.
After Pincus talked up his company's top games, Schappert took the stage and revealed that Zynga's games are only about one-quarter finished before they launch. This may be common knowledge to some players (ahem, FarmVille's beta period), but to hear that releasing technically unfinished games is part of the developer's core strategy is nevertheless surprising.
Later, Schappert dropped this bomb: The company has more people working on new games than existing ones. In other words, the developer has more staff focusing on games like CastleVille and upcoming games like Zynga Casino and Hidden Chronicles than, say, FarmVille and Mafia Wars and Zynga Poker.
Zynga execs
Granted, the company has nearly 3,000 employees, but it's odd to hear that the company is more worried about its new games than it is the games that have historically made it the most money--$1.5 billion in revenue in the past four years, to be exact. With games like Pioneer Trail and Mafia Wars 2 in decline, it makes one wonder exactly where the line between "new game" and "existing game" is drawn within Zynga.
Do you think this is where Zynga should be focusing the majority of its attention? Could this be the reason why games like Pioneer Trail are suffering?
But there are some juicy bits to the talk provided by Zynga CEO Mark Pincus, Schappert and CFO David Wehner. (The video, which you can find here, is worth watching to see Mark Pincus talking to a teleprompter alone.) For one, five of the FarmVille maker's top executives come from second place competitor EA. And that doesn't even include former EA CCO Bing Gordon, who now serves on the social game giant's board.
After Pincus talked up his company's top games, Schappert took the stage and revealed that Zynga's games are only about one-quarter finished before they launch. This may be common knowledge to some players (ahem, FarmVille's beta period), but to hear that releasing technically unfinished games is part of the developer's core strategy is nevertheless surprising.
Later, Schappert dropped this bomb: The company has more people working on new games than existing ones. In other words, the developer has more staff focusing on games like CastleVille and upcoming games like Zynga Casino and Hidden Chronicles than, say, FarmVille and Mafia Wars and Zynga Poker.
Zynga execs
Granted, the company has nearly 3,000 employees, but it's odd to hear that the company is more worried about its new games than it is the games that have historically made it the most money--$1.5 billion in revenue in the past four years, to be exact. With games like Pioneer Trail and Mafia Wars 2 in decline, it makes one wonder exactly where the line between "new game" and "existing game" is drawn within Zynga.
Do you think this is where Zynga should be focusing the majority of its attention? Could this be the reason why games like Pioneer Trail are suffering?
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