PopCap, Wooga Pulling Games Off Google+

[exfileme]

Google+ is losing games. Is traffic that bad on Google's social network?

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[ibboard]

Or maybe people use Google+ in a more mature/professional/technical way than they use Facebook and don't go on there to play banal games?

Just a thought.

 

[agnickolov]

[citation][nom]ibboard[/nom]Or maybe people use Google+ in a more mature/professional/technical way than they use Facebook and don't go on there to play banal games?Just a thought.[/citation]
Nah, that's LinkedIn's realm.

 

[memadmax]

"There's also no way to connect the Facebook version and Google+ version to share saved game data."

lol...

 

[Zingam_Duo]

Yeah, I was a member of Google+ for one day (when I found out that an ex-fashion model chick, who likes to call me sometimes, added me to her friends circle).
But I have always been a Facebook member for about 0 days altogether.

I don't wanna now anything about other persons' personal s@#t and I don't wanna that they know anything about my personal s$%t too.

 

[chronicbint]

Didn't realise Google+ was still running.

 

[dalethepcman]

Adding Facebook type games to Google+ for me would be like adding Facebook type games to LinkedIn. They have the wrong demographic. Google+ is great, and I use it quite often. I would even use it for games, it it had games catered towards IT (brain age would be great). The games targeting the "Oww my balls" crowd can stay on Facebook.

 

[Guest]

Facebook is for pedophiles to meet your children

 

[gm0n3y]

I've been using Google+ since day 1 and don't have a Facebook account. I didn't even know that there were games and I can't really understand why someone would want to play games on a social networking site. I have sites like Kongregate/ArmorGames/etc for that.

Not everyone uses Google+, but the majority of my friends do so I like it.

@dalethepcman, +1 for the Idiocracy reference

 

[eddieroolz]

What do you expect? Majority of Google's successes come from acquisitions. Only a few of the in-house ideas have become anything of a hit.