4. “We create games that let you play together
with real-world friends and family using the
infrastructure built by social networks. This is
in some ways a return to the roots of games.
You play with the same people you would
play cards, board games or go bowling with
in the real world”
6. competition & cooperation
1) to win is good but smashing you is better
2) ehm ehm, my dear I really need your help
hypothesis:
specific game structures work better with
specific social structures underlying
12. biggest brain pet society
- stay within the
network;
- share your
achievements;
- add new friends;
- invite your
friends;
bounding
activities
bridging
activities
social function of social games
