SaySwap Debuts Social Network for Game TradingAuthored by Mark Hefflinger on November 2, 2006 - 3:07pm.
Los Angeles - SaySwap has launched its online social network where users can trade and talk about video games. The company is backed by LiveUniverse, a firm established by MySpace co-founder Brad Greenspan.
The site asks gamers to create lists of games they would be willing to trade, and titles are exchanged between members using a virtual currency that can be purchased in $4.95 tokens, or earned through trading and interacting with other members. "I had become frustrated with the lack of good titles at game rental stores and the steep $50+ cost of new games," said SaySwap CEO Mark Elfenbein. "Thus, we are excited to offer the gaming world this long-overdue service that allows players to trade away their old games to acquire the games they want to play." Related Links: http://tinyurl.com/y7psro http://www.sayswap.com |
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think this service is well overdue
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