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In short. Google+ is thriving, but we decided to shut down Google+ Games. Look away... Look away. If you paid for anything contact the companies that are alr
by nickconfer 13y ago
In short. Google+ is thriving, but we decided to shut down Google+ Games. Look away... Look away.
If you paid for anything contact the companies that are already tired of us and have them solve your problem. Oh and by the way, try our new Google Play Game Service! Hurry, before it's gone!
- nickconfer 13y agoSorry for the snarky comment. I usually don't make these types of comments but shutting down a service, asking users to do the leg work to solve game credit problems, and then marketing a new service in the same post bugs me.
- alec 13y agoThe "shut it down, you lose all your stuff, and we're starting over" strategy worked for Amazon and ereaders (result: Kindle), but hasn't so much for Microsoft and music (result: Zune marketplace).
- microtherion 13y agoMaybe Google could license the “Plays4Sure” name for their new game system.
- taeric 13y agoWhen did I lose anything from Amazon?
- alec 13y agoYou probably didn't. They had desktop ebook software (can't find a link describing it at the moment) pre-Kindle that was phased out due to low usage.
- EvanKelly 13y agoDid it use .mobi books? If so, it's doubtful anyone actually lost anything they paid for or spent time on.
- taeric 13y agoI think I remember getting a few "promotional" ebooks from them before. Interestingly, if I go to my "account" page and look for "Your Media Library," one of those links takes me to all of those. So, if you are referring to that effort, you can still get to them. I don't know why they did not unify these with the kindle.