Game Answers
‘Doubt everything’ is the first principle that ought to be followed while surfing web to answer gaming queries. With a plethora of choices, gamers are always unsure as to who’s telling the truth; believe you me, web’s nothing if not short of contradictions. In such a bleak scenario, GameFly’s latest gaming expedition is a ray of light. Game Answers is a website, no prizes for guessing, geared to put a stop to all your gaming questions. Sean Spector, GameFly’s co-founder describes:
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Game Answers is intended to help gamers quickly get answers to specific questions about the games they're playing, without spending a lot of time searching through FAQs or message boards.
Game Answers incorporates a host of options, endowing it with networking sites’ features. Thus, users are allowed to create profiles, post messages to other users, and even track their question and answer activity. Users earn points depending on how active they are, these points are the basis for the site’s top users list. Spector says that although as of now there are no plans to integrate Game Answers with GameFly’s website, we may see some shared features in future. And since gamers always like to show off all that they know, it looks like Game Answers’s servers have their hands full for a long, long time. So whatcha waitin for? Sign up.
Via: shacknews
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