Zynga is taking a step forward by introducing Farm Themes in Farmville game in Facebook. Farm Themes let the players personalize their farms the way they wanted it to look like according to their own style. It’s a set of items that when used will give your farm a different look. If you want your farm to turn into a Old West style or a Western Ranch style, you choose the items from the appropriate theme.
Voting is still going on and that is where they will decide of what themes to come out first. The new feature is soon to be announce after they tally the results of votes to which Farm Themes to be release.
Farmville players are looking forward for this new feature and would surely enjoy the game. This would add new excitement to all Farmville fans out there.
Zynga have provided a list of potential farm themes to vote for and they are as follow:
* Wine country – Pretty gazebos, patios, outdoor fireplaces and kitchens.
* Tiki plantation – Bamboo huts, tropical plants, exotic flowers, etc.
* Eco-modern – “Green” materials.
* Connecticut – Tasteful, traditional, expensive.
* Chateau – A farm you would find on the grounds of a French country palace.
* Savannah – “I had a farm in Africa…”
* Dude Ranch – A Western ranch theme.
* Outer Space – Fun from the final-frontier. Sci-fi farming at its finest.
* Old West – This town ain’t big enough for the two of us.
* Japanese Gardens – Pagodas, manicured crops, etc.
Monday, March 22, 2010
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Farmville news -
Social games behemoth Zynga denied Monday a rumor that FarmVille, its wildly popular Facebook-based game, would be switching from a free to a subscription-based model at the end of March.
A fan site called FarmvilleFreak.com –yes, that’s how popular this game is–re-posted an alleged email received by a reader that announced FarmVille would be moving out of beta and into an expanded version on March 31. It would cost $5.99 per month and would feature new levels and achievements.
That would, of course, make the first day of the allegedly non-free FarmVille to be April Fool’s Day. And a Zynga representative, says the rumor is not true.
Farmville, with over 75 million monthly users, is already making a lot of money for Zynga. But, according to blogs like the AOL-owned Games.com, it’s not yet sufficient for the company to consider going public. Currently, the game makes its money by charging users for virtual goods that help them get ahead, for which they can fork over cash or complete third-party offers and surveys.
The companies fueling those offers came under some serious scrutiny last year over the revelation that there were hidden fees attached to many of them. Some wondered, in the wake of the media frenzy, whether Zynga would have to look elsewhere for revenues–thus far, it hasn’t made any indications that it will. But a recent survey estimated that only about a third of avid social-game players actually pay real-world money for virtual goods, which puts the viability of a subscription model into question.
Several months ago, Zynga–arguably the most profitable company to make a name for itself on Facebook’s developer platform, as well as a major buyer of Facebook ads–raised a $180 million round of funding led by Russian investment firm Digital Sky Technologies, which also has a sizeable stake in Facebook. The round was largely interpreted as a way for longtime Zynga employees to achieve some liquidity without actually going public, indicating that its rumored IPO might be further down the road than some expected.
-Matt Cross Blog
A fan site called FarmvilleFreak.com –yes, that’s how popular this game is–re-posted an alleged email received by a reader that announced FarmVille would be moving out of beta and into an expanded version on March 31. It would cost $5.99 per month and would feature new levels and achievements.
That would, of course, make the first day of the allegedly non-free FarmVille to be April Fool’s Day. And a Zynga representative, says the rumor is not true.
Farmville, with over 75 million monthly users, is already making a lot of money for Zynga. But, according to blogs like the AOL-owned Games.com, it’s not yet sufficient for the company to consider going public. Currently, the game makes its money by charging users for virtual goods that help them get ahead, for which they can fork over cash or complete third-party offers and surveys.
The companies fueling those offers came under some serious scrutiny last year over the revelation that there were hidden fees attached to many of them. Some wondered, in the wake of the media frenzy, whether Zynga would have to look elsewhere for revenues–thus far, it hasn’t made any indications that it will. But a recent survey estimated that only about a third of avid social-game players actually pay real-world money for virtual goods, which puts the viability of a subscription model into question.
Several months ago, Zynga–arguably the most profitable company to make a name for itself on Facebook’s developer platform, as well as a major buyer of Facebook ads–raised a $180 million round of funding led by Russian investment firm Digital Sky Technologies, which also has a sizeable stake in Facebook. The round was largely interpreted as a way for longtime Zynga employees to achieve some liquidity without actually going public, indicating that its rumored IPO might be further down the road than some expected.
-Matt Cross Blog
Friday, March 19, 2010
Pretty Nifty Farmville Guide!
Hello! In this post I must make a confession.... I am addicted to the Farmville game on Facebook. I have spent a LOT of time playing that game, and have felt alot of satisfaction in doing so. So to further myself in this game I bought a guide containing all the big tips and secrets for being successful on Farmville. Here is a quick description of the guide:
"The Ultimate FarmVille Guru Shares the Secret Tactic You Can Use Legally and Dominate Your Way to the Top of Facebook, Growing Your Farm n at Light Speed. . . 100% Guaranteed – With the Latest Updates!
This guide has it all:
- Learn how easy it is to earn money
- Learn all the tricks and trade that will make you very success in FarmVille
- Strategies on how to farm inside of FarmVille
Only reveal strategies that are totally legal and allowed and will never get you banned or require third-party programs, bots or illegal game hacks. Is losing your account and all your hard work worth trying to scam some points and a little money? I didn’t think so…"
In all honesty.... this guide does just that. I found it to be a very valuable product, it wasn't too expensive, and I saved myself from spending money to get more fake game-money. I ended up making it all myself, in a legit way. So my advice - If you play and enjoy farmville, and want to do well - buy this guide. You can always return it if you don't like it. Best part is, it is an e-guide, meaning you get it the second you pay for it. Farmville Secrets!
"The Ultimate FarmVille Guru Shares the Secret Tactic You Can Use Legally and Dominate Your Way to the Top of Facebook, Growing Your Farm n at Light Speed. . . 100% Guaranteed – With the Latest Updates!
This guide has it all:
- Learn how easy it is to earn money
- Learn all the tricks and trade that will make you very success in FarmVille
- Strategies on how to farm inside of FarmVille
Only reveal strategies that are totally legal and allowed and will never get you banned or require third-party programs, bots or illegal game hacks. Is losing your account and all your hard work worth trying to scam some points and a little money? I didn’t think so…"
In all honesty.... this guide does just that. I found it to be a very valuable product, it wasn't too expensive, and I saved myself from spending money to get more fake game-money. I ended up making it all myself, in a legit way. So my advice - If you play and enjoy farmville, and want to do well - buy this guide. You can always return it if you don't like it. Best part is, it is an e-guide, meaning you get it the second you pay for it. Farmville Secrets!
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Hello world!
Greetings everyone! This is my introductory post for this blog. I want to give everyone a quick run-down of what I will be using this blog for. I often purchase e-products online from various sites and in numerous subjects. In this blog I will describe products for you guys, and give you the rundown of how they are. I will tell you guys if I think something is crap or quality! Hope it does some service for at least someone out there!
Goodbye for now,
Matt
Goodbye for now,
Matt
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