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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
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Zynga continues to lose money, gamers and employees
As demand for its Facebook games fades, Zynga has cut jobs, closed game studios and shut down games to reduce expenses and focus only on popular titles.
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Zynga pulls the plug on 11 Facebook games, including Petville, Mafia Wars
Zynga confirmed that it has carried out 11 of the planned shutdowns of 13 game titles, with "Petville" being the latest game on which it pulled the plug.
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Despite its troubles, Zynga still the no. 1 game maker for Facebook
Zynga is still by far the No. 1 maker of games for Facebook. As such, it relies on its Facebook games for nearly all of its revenue.
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For Zynga, maker of games, a reversal of fortune
Zynga shares plunged more than a third in after-hours trade on Wednesday as the online social games maker badly missed earnings expectations.
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Facebook turning teens into gambling addicts: experts
With a burst of casino-type games on Facebook, experts have warned that the social networking site is turning youngsters into gambling addicts.
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In conversation with Mark Pincus, CEO Zynga
Mark Pincus helped usher in the Facebook era with catchy games that got people clicking on virtual cows and building virtual cities.
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'FarmVille' creator Zynga to go public
Zynga, the online game maker behind "FarmVille" and other popular Facebook pastimes, is going public.
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Investors give 'Farmville' maker a cold shoulder
As its workers celebrated with hot chocolate and cinnamon buns, Zynga saw its stock dinged on its first day of trading
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Investors give 'Farmville' maker a cold shoulder
As its workers celebrated with hot chocolate and cinnamon buns, Zynga saw its stock dinged on its first day of trading
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FarmVille's new offering - the English Countryside
FarmVille, a farming social network game on Facebook that has 45 million active players across the world, has now come up with the English Countryside.FarmVille English Countryside has plants and crops like foxgloves, redcurrants and King Edward potatoes that are native to Britain. The crops in Britain part of the game will grow faster due to "the ...
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FarmVille, One of the Most Popular Games on Facebook, Shuts Down Tomorrow; Creator Shares Insight
FarmVille, one of the most popular games on Facebook, will shut down tomorrow, January 2. Mark Pincus, chairman and co-founder at Zynga shared the title’s development through a series of tweets.
-
Zynga continues to lose money, gamers and employees
As demand for its Facebook games fades, Zynga has cut jobs, closed game studios and shut down games to reduce expenses and focus only on popular titles.
-
Zynga pulls the plug on 11 Facebook games, including Petville, Mafia Wars
Zynga confirmed that it has carried out 11 of the planned shutdowns of 13 game titles, with "Petville" being the latest game on which it pulled the plug.
-
Despite its troubles, Zynga still the no. 1 game maker for Facebook
Zynga is still by far the No. 1 maker of games for Facebook. As such, it relies on its Facebook games for nearly all of its revenue.
-
For Zynga, maker of games, a reversal of fortune
Zynga shares plunged more than a third in after-hours trade on Wednesday as the online social games maker badly missed earnings expectations.
-
Facebook turning teens into gambling addicts: experts
With a burst of casino-type games on Facebook, experts have warned that the social networking site is turning youngsters into gambling addicts.
-
In conversation with Mark Pincus, CEO Zynga
Mark Pincus helped usher in the Facebook era with catchy games that got people clicking on virtual cows and building virtual cities.
-
'FarmVille' creator Zynga to go public
Zynga, the online game maker behind "FarmVille" and other popular Facebook pastimes, is going public.
-
Investors give 'Farmville' maker a cold shoulder
As its workers celebrated with hot chocolate and cinnamon buns, Zynga saw its stock dinged on its first day of trading
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Investors give 'Farmville' maker a cold shoulder
As its workers celebrated with hot chocolate and cinnamon buns, Zynga saw its stock dinged on its first day of trading
-
FarmVille's new offering - the English Countryside
FarmVille, a farming social network game on Facebook that has 45 million active players across the world, has now come up with the English Countryside.FarmVille English Countryside has plants and crops like foxgloves, redcurrants and King Edward potatoes that are native to Britain. The crops in Britain part of the game will grow faster due to "the ...
