The Sims Social Is Now Available On Facebook

The popular franchise from Electronic Arts game, The Sims, now has a version called The Sims Social , to which is playable on Facebook.

The Sims Social is a lightweight version of the game can be played in the browser, and of course, from Facebook.

So far, Electronic Arts, the creators of The Sims has sold 140 million games in the franchise, generating 3 billion dollars in revenue.

As this video game is changing and moving in large part to the social and mobile, plus many games are supplied with the model "Free-to-play", Electronic Arts has made the Facebook version of The Sims which you can play for free.

The Social Sims already had some time had been announced, but it has been until today that is available on Facebook.

With this, Electronic Arts is shaping up to be the real competition Zynga on Facebook. The popularity of The Sims franchise could do to him competition games Zynga, which until now have dominated the social games on Facebook.

Those who have played The Sims will know how addictive it becomes the game as you go. Now, with the social integration it has, could be even more addictive and popular.

Google Introduces Google + Games

Google officially announced on 11 Aug 2011, it would begin introducing Google + games. The games were very expected in the new Google social network from the start, and had been rumored, with some evidence, that would be available soon.

Not all users of Google + have games available. The function will be veering in the coming days for everyone, but some can already play with Google +.

There are 16 games (pictured above) has so far announced Google +. Companies like PopCap, Rovio, and Zynga are the creators. Among the games that I have drawn most attention are: Angry Birds, Zombie Lane and Sudoku.

+ Google introduced a special stream for getting news of the games. This means that updates and notifications will not reach your main stream, but those interested in games can check what happens in a separate stream. What is a big decision in my opinion, by Google +, because if anything annoying games on Facebook, is precisely the number of notifications and invitations you receive from other users.

Google + is taking more shape. Google says this is only the tip of the iceberg for turning your social network into a powerful platform, and considering what can be read out there about Google's plans for Google +, it could be great news for all users.