MSN Games and Windows Live Messenger Welcome FarmVille
The short description of FarmVille is this: “FarmVille is a game where you can farm with your friends.” Basically you get a plot of land and you have to plant crops, harvest them, make money to buy new and better things. But if you are one of the more than 350 million Facebook users, then you already know this. With more than 75 million monthly active users, you can say that FarmVille is one of the more popular apps on the social networking site.
It seems that 75 million users is not a big enough number for Zynga, the company behind FarmVille and numerous other Facebook apps. So the company partnered up with MSN Games, thus allowing these users to play the game on the site, using Facebook Connect. It also means that Windows Live Messenger users will be able to play the game. And because Facebook Connect is involved, these users can interact will all the existing 75 million FarmVille players.
Until now, FarmVille was only available on the FarmVille site and on the social networking site Facebook. With this move the game’s availability has for the first time ever, extended. The next step is to bring even more games to MSN Games and Windows Live Messenger.
“Social gaming has gone mainstream,” said Senior Vice President of Games with Zynga, Mike Verdu. “People love to connect with their friends through our games, which are broadly accessible and have universal themes. Bringing FarmVille to a major site like MSN Games is a great way to expand the reach of social games and is a logical next step in how we deliver them to consumers.”
You can visit the official FarmVille site here.
To play FarmVille on MSN games, click here
To play FarmVille on Facebook, you must access your account – click here.
Tags: Facebook, FarmVille, Gaming, MSN Games, Windows Live Messenger
It seems that 75 million users is not a big enough number for Zynga, the company behind FarmVille and numerous other Facebook apps. So the company partnered up with MSN Games, thus allowing these users to play the game on the site, using Facebook Connect. It also means that Windows Live Messenger users will be able to play the game. And because Facebook Connect is involved, these users can interact will all the existing 75 million FarmVille players.
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Until now, FarmVille was only available on the FarmVille site and on the social networking site Facebook. With this move the game’s availability has for the first time ever, extended. The next step is to bring even more games to MSN Games and Windows Live Messenger.
“Social gaming has gone mainstream,” said Senior Vice President of Games with Zynga, Mike Verdu. “People love to connect with their friends through our games, which are broadly accessible and have universal themes. Bringing FarmVille to a major site like MSN Games is a great way to expand the reach of social games and is a logical next step in how we deliver them to consumers.”
You can visit the official FarmVille site here.
To play FarmVille on MSN games, click here
To play FarmVille on Facebook, you must access your account – click here.
Tags: Facebook, FarmVille, Gaming, MSN Games, Windows Live Messenger
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