Anyway, I was strolling around the web these early morning hours (Daniel Mc Neely's Twitter account to be specific) when I happened to notice that AG took the cover of a weekly Orange County publication.
Woah, surprised me there.
Anyway, the article is about Armor Games and online casual gaming.
Yeah, thanks for the heads up about it, I'm only on the third page right now, would probably be done if Sloth hadn't got me started on the World Cup...
I'll probably have some things to say it when I'm done reading.
The average player on ArmorGames.com stays for 14 minutes.
Well, none of us are quite the average players, then are we? They only took into consideration the gaming aspects of the site though, so I would assume that that makes sense...
Whenever I do play a game here, though, it's for much longer than only 14 minutes. I love my attention span.
Whenever I do play a game here, though, it's for much longer than only 14 minutes. I love my attention span.
Well, it's usually two hours for me. Though most of the thousands of people who visit the site only come on to kill off time playing games casually. We here don't just come here to spend our office breaks.
Well I just finished the entire article. I have to say I wasn't aware the AG was so popular, or so small. I guessed AG had atleast if not more than 20 people working for them, but it turns out there's all of 8 or 9 people.
Hum. Only on page two but the article made me laugh. Literally, they told me how the company had only 11 people working with them. And that they had Nerf guns all over the place. And yeah. Once I have read the whole article.
Oops, didn't finish my post. Once I have read the whole article... I'll bet I will have laughed some more. And I was right. But it taught me a lot of things.