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One thing Zynga loves are the “ville” games. Farmville now has 80+ million monthly users, and they’ve go FishVille, YoVille, PetVille, etc. as well as lots of other games. Next up, it looks like, is FrontierVille And as ridiculous as these games are, people love them, sometimes they get addicted to them, and the revenue keeps rolling in.

We've heard the term 'net neutrality' bandied about the internet for more than a decade, yet many gamers aren't aware of how important the concept is to their continued online entertainment. Why should you care about net neutrality? Perhaps you don't know what net neutrality means. That's a fair assumption, considering the phrase doesn't exactly lend itself to impressive, eye-catching headlines. Net neutrality, or network neutrality, at its most basic, is the idea that all network traffic should be treated equally.

People often think what 237 Million monthly active users mean for the popular social gaming company Zynga . Well, according to some equity analysts, the traffic, monthly revenue and some other metrics mean Zynga is worth around $5 Billion right now. The report was recently released by analysts at SecondaryShares.com and claims that each Zynga share would fetch $15 if it were to go IPO right now.

"2029 Online" is an MMO action RPG with elements of other genres. It takes place in a sci-fi setting, yet also has some elements of fantasy. Players who enjoy "Diablo" and hack-n-slash titles -- but prefer lasers and vehicles over swords and horses -- will enjoy "2029". "2029" is an action MMORPG, and takes place in a sci-fi setting. The game takes place on a war-torn planet, where a small group of people have decided that it's time to restore the peace. (Players will obviously play this role.) There are three unique classes to choose from: Humans, Dryads, and Electric Elves. Each of the three races plays differently, with humans focused primarily on ranged combat, dryads on melee, and e. elves on magic. The game plays similarly to "Diablo," with a skillbar loaded with various attack skills, and an isometric 2.5D view. Unlike "Diablo," though, players can enter vehicles such as cars and tanks, and utilize technology far ...

At a developer's roundtable the other day, Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto showed a select group of people some concept art for a new Zelda game. That select group isn't so select anymore. As The rumors say this game is desperately awaited by the kids of China And Japan, I don't Know about you guys but i am looking forward to check this game out my self (i am a kid to) Print Page

Besides having a forum or a chat box in your web site to enhance interaction on your blog, another new alternative you can try is to embed Flash games and your readers will most probably be glued to the computer screen for hours. Created by founders - Immad Akhund and Jude Gomila, Heyzap was touted as the "YouTube For Flash Games" which offers over 6,000 of the most addictive Flash casual games. It comes with a widget and when users click on it, a pop-up will be shown and they can start playing the games. This is a great benefit for bloggers or webmasters as the Heyzap game widget can significantly increase the user time on site and traffic. The widget is pretty well-done and gamers can filter their search by selecting different categories (Popular, Sports, Puzzle, etc.) If you've stumbled across an impressive game, you can share it with your friends via email, Facebook, MySpace and many more options. The folks at Heyzap are planning to work with developers to share thei...