Mr. Porter attributed the game’s success to its real-time feel. Players can
watch animated playbacks of their teammates trying to guess their creation
before taking their turn. The word choices are another big selling point; in
addition to standard selections like “orange” and “dynamite,” the game is
liberally infused with pop culture references, like members of the Wu-Tang Clan
and Skrillex, a dubstep DJ.
“We’re also benefiting from hitting at a time when a lot of people are moving
from feature phones to smartphones,” he said.
Mr. Porter thinks that just as Facebook has a social graph — the people its
users want to be friends with — OMGPop can learn more about its “gamer graph,”
or the people their users like to play games with.
“It’s really about relationships,” he said of the game. “How well do I
know you and can guess what you drew. That is part of the fun.”
2More
Draw Something, a New Twist on Pictionary, Charms Mobile Gamers - NYTimes.com - 0 views
1More
DimensionU Wants Kids to Earn Their Allowances Through Educational Games - 0 views
1More
Study shows how gaming impacts brain function to inspire healthy behavior | Games for H... - 0 views
1More
Grant brings Harlem to high school - journal-news.net | News, sports, jobs, community i... - 0 views
9More
Open Wonderland to be used as catalyst for African education - Hypergrid Business - 1 views
1More
Train Your Brain for Monk-Like Focus - 4 views
« First
‹ Previous
581 - 600 of 1350
Next ›
Last »
Showing 20▼ items per page