Theres AIM, Yahoo, Wii, Xbox, and other systems and sites, but theres no Xfire username spot, and I know alot of gamers have an Xfire. I think it would be a good idea to list that in to the other usernames spot as well.
I'm quoting this off of the Xfire site... Xfire is a free tool that automatically keeps track of when and where gamers are playing PC games online and lets their friends join them easily. It works regardless of game type, server browser, or gaming service that a player is using. Xfire eliminates the hassles of running multiple programs like IRC, instant messengers, or in-game friends lists to keep track of when and where a gamer's friends are playing. It supports the best and the latest online PC games including server and non-server-based First Person Shooters, Real Time Strategy, and Role Playing Games
To me it seems that the Xfire add-in would solve what everyone is talking about with adding an IM service to Armor Games. You don't even have to fully register for Xfire, just enough to get a username.
Xfire actually is enlisted as an hour keeper of how long u play games. They recently updated and Addicting games .cm is on there. They should ass AG the mix so we can log our hours.
Me neither, but thanks for explaining, TSL3_needed!
Xfire actually is enlisted as an hour keeper of how long u play games.
Okay... Interesting if you want to know, but I consider that kind of private information, and don't want it to be tracked.
I'll post a link. Xfire
Hmm, the site looks pretty good. But it kind of looks like Xfire is for extensive and true gaming users, not the average Joe.
I don't have Xbox Live. What's the point?
Yeah, some people might not need the function, just like the Xbox live function. Anyway, you say that many users use Xfire. Can you prove it? Because anyone can speculate about anything on the internet without proof.
I dont think that it is necessary. I dont even think all the Steam ID things and AIM things are neccesary. If a user wants to share his xFire ID or what so ever, he/she could just write it in his/hers descriptions
