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Facebook Games: Cafe World Review (Bright Hub)

brlmac writes: "Café World is a Facebook game application from Zynga creators of the popular Farmville game. Café World puts the player in charge of a virtual restaurant where they can serve dishes, collect cash, and decorate their restaurant to their liking.

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Cafe World is still in the early stages of development and many features are not available yet such as expanded sizes for your Cafe. While Cafe World really doesn't expand upon Restaurant City, it is much more accessible and easier to play. I can recommend Cafe World to those players who want a change of pace from Farmville and other Facebook games but at the same time want something that is easy to play and fun too."

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Glamis5720d ago

It is always nice to get detailed reviews about some of these monster Facebook games.

Thanks!

jpymai5720d ago

These Facebook games are getting more and more intense (and highly addictive)... thanks so much for the review!

mrv3215720d ago

Thanks facebook for proving to me that all people want is other people to hear about them.

I deleted my facebook account, as every log in I'd have to deal with moaners and people who think they are better than everyone.

Facebook is somehow worse that Bebo. The only social network I will use IS REAL GOD DAMN LIFE!

Digitaldude5720d ago

Wtf, who reviews facebook games.

Muckbeast5720d ago

Considering there are facebook games with 50+ million players, the better question is "Who in their right mind DOESN'T review Facebook games."

cyguration5720d ago

Facebook games get crazy amounts of players...shocking more places don't review their games.

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MMO Fan - Cafe World Review

MMOFan.com takes a look at Zynga's FaceBook time management game, Cafe World.

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Baby drowns while Mum plays Café World

An American woman has been sentenced to 10 years in prison, after her 13-month old son drowned in a bathtub while she played Café World.

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Dart895172d ago

Seriously who the f*** leaves a 13 month old baby unattended seems that newer generations get dumber and dumber as time passes.R.I.P baby.

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xtremegamerage5171d ago

Yep, totally disgusting.

Death row for the woman i hope.

RedDead5171d ago

Honestly looking at this here....I don't see how putting her in prison would actually help. Is she dangerous to people on the street? Does she steal?

But then again I don't know how else she could be punished for her stupid mistake, her baby is dead because of it.

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Could social gaming bring about the demise of console gaming

Based on what was coming out of GDC it sounds like more and more developers are going away from developing console games to creating games that belong on Facebook or an App store. They cost less, and are mostly likely going to have a higher profit margin. It seems for the smaller developer trying to compete with Activision and Call of Duty may be a thing of the past. Goozernation wants to know, in the future, could console games be in trouble?

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roblef5201d ago

I went to an amazing panel at GDC that was full of great game designers who said, basically - look, there are crap games on EVERY generation of hardware, and social games are just another platform. There are crap games, and there are great games, and they allow great game developers to make a living at doing what we want them to do - make great games. I don't think social games mean the doom of consoles, any more than the Wii meant the doom of PC gaming. There's plenty of room and space for great games whatever the platform.

kube005201d ago

That's a great argument that makes sense.

puffkix5201d ago

It's stated in the article that the very definition of gamer has changed because more and more people have found this casual games that they can play for mere minutes at a time. If the "gamer" base is expanding because of these casual games it doesn't necessarily mean that consoles are in trouble:
For the sake of argument there is only one console manufacturer in this example.
If we have a gamer base made up of 20 people and they all consider themselves "hardcore" gamers, the console manufacturer depends on them to buy their console and games and can reach 100% of their audience.
If casual games turn 80 more people into "gamers" then the gamer base has grown to 100 though the console manufacturer can't guarantee that all 100 will buy their console and games, though they do know that 20% of the gamer audience will buy the console.
In this example the expansion of the gamer base suddenly made the numbers look bad for the console manufacturer who went from hitting 100% of the market (20/20) to a mere 20% (20/100) but the amount of consumers they're providing for hasn't changed.

My point is that the social games will not destroy console gaming because, though they're all "gamers", they're catering to different demographics.

daleculp5201d ago

Social games are filling a niche; they're providing entertainment for people who find entertainment in that sort of thing. Video games didn't kill board games; WoW didn't kill D&D, etc.