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Google+ vs Facebook: Which Will Offer the Better Gaming Experience?

Google have already confirmed, due to clues found in the source code, that they will be integrating games into the system at some point in the future. The business idea behind the site is obvious, so why is Facebook ruling the roost with a pie that Google has yet to get its finger into? If Facebook has made a killing from their games, shouldn’t Google try as well?

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blitz0x5423d ago

I've HEARD that XNA might work through Google+, which would put them into a class of their own. I'm looking forward to playing some pretty awesome stuff if that's the case.

agentxk5423d ago

XNA on google would be awesome

blitz0x5422d ago

Agreed. Im actually excited to see if they pull it off ;)

Technical World5423d ago

Who cares it's Google and Facebook. How much time do people really spend on that stuff unless you don;t play actual video games?

blitz0x5423d ago

Well, those are the top 2 websites in the world, so im going to guess "lots".

Technical World5422d ago

Yeah but is it really a gaming expirience? Mabey you see different but I don't consider it to be that. Bejewled and generic tetris games don't excite me. Just my opinion but they don't even compare to iPhone apps. And I don't consider many iPhone apps to be games.

longcat5423d ago

erm, social gaming is actually a big part of the gaming landscape (outside of this website)

With their ties to sony recently, this could be an area that google excels in.

agentxk5422d ago

Exactly, google certainly has more tools to develop a social gaming environment

agentxk5423d ago

Google can make a killing if things are executed in the way their framework looks for gaming

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Google’s Genie 3 draws a crowd at GDC

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Google unveils new AI cloud tools to support game development

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