Saturday, 16 July 2011

Google Games LOGO Found In Google+ Source Code

We Already Know that Google Games effort is 100 persent Happening.Recently TechCrunch Hav found the Link to Official Google Games Logo In Google Plus Source Code ,courtesy of a tipster. Better yet, that tipster found some interesting bits of code that reveal what could be a social gaming service.


  • /_/games/getGameFriends
  • /_/games/getActivities
  • /_/games/postToStream
Earlier this year, the company posted a job offer specifically for its not-so-secret games project.
Here Comes The Logo
 Google has reportedly invested in numerous Facebook gaming companies including Zynga--not to mention it has already acquired gaming talent like Slide.
Posted by Mike at 05:30
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7 comments:

  1. LinoX18 July 2011 at 18:29

    I'm leaving facebook for all the crap games/notifications/posts on my wall.
    I HOPE they will NEVER get into Google Plus.

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  2. Clayton18 July 2011 at 18:47

    I don't mind games, but I don't care for the spam or the shady issues that facebook games brings.

    I know Google can do it better than Facebook, so no worries here.

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  3. Rodney18 July 2011 at 19:52

    I agree with @Clayton. Google will get games right and if they don't they'll fix it until it is right.

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  4. Unknown18 July 2011 at 21:26

    G+ will do a much better job at allowing games to not interfere with others. I can't wait for Google games!

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  5. Unknown19 July 2011 at 01:49

    Google Games will make sense, as FB started on it. In History, not only FB, i.e. when Microsoft, Linux & Apple competing, Linux & Apple has no games, so that's why Microsoft acquired more users for so many years. But I agree, I think, Google has to do (send apps invitation) to people who added you only.

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  6. Unknown19 July 2011 at 01:50

    Ok... I got the idea from "/_/games/getGameFriends", that is a very nice idea... to have a circle of friends to your games only.. :-)

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  7. Unknown19 July 2011 at 02:35

    I was hoping I had escaped all the idiotic game requests which pollute FB! I am actually enjoying the engagement and sharing values of G+ so much more than FB it would be a shame to see these games creeping in, unless there will be an opt out policy adopted!

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