Business & Games

MySpace Builds Game Portal?

by on 15 January, 2008 - 14:33

Looks like MySpace is working on a gaming portal. The URL for this page is games.myspace.com.
This could be a hit if the games are less like the ones you can find on
other casual game destinations (Yahoo Games, for example) and more like
Facebook app games with a stronger social component to them. Social
advergames on MySpace would also be an interesting ad channel. There are plenty of Flash games out there for MySpace users to embed
already, but I haven't seen any that let you play with your friends.Oh,
and to the readers of this blog: I just got back from a vacation with
no internet hook-up, but now we are back to our regular programming.Also, this is the 2008th post on this blog since the beginning. Original post: http://adverlab.blogspot.com/2008/01/myspace-builds-game-portal.html

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