Sunday, March 25, 2012
Draw Something: fingers at the ready for the latest social gaming hit
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request Zynga bought by the agreement of $ 200 million six weeks after the launch is an interactive version of Pictionary, and is ridiculously addictive
There's nothing like sitting down with family and friends and play a game healthy for everybody together.
Well, draw something - whose creator OMGPOP simply be purchased by Zynga for a reported 200m (£ 120m) -. Is any of that
Unlike traditional board games, where players compete on the table, requests Draw something you get your head and focus on the small screen of your mobile phone (or perhaps be an iPad, if you are above all the flash and require a larger canvas).
Choose the option - The application is essentially an interactive version of Pictionary, and is ridiculously addictive. It gives you a choice of three words (ranked from easy to difficult), and once you've chosen one, who started drawing with her chubby fingerprint lines increasingly indecipherable screen. After sending the image to your competitor, you have to work on what it means in the shortest possible time.
easy to win a single coin of gold, and not much fun in the preparation of a door. The action is all in the choice of the disk option. How, for example, is not established in Holland? Well, turns out to be a man with a great seal, standing next to a tulip. It worked for me, anyway.
But try drawing RZA, a leading member of the U.S. rap group Wu-Tang Clan, when you know the person with whom the practice is much more interested in hip-hop Handel? This is when you have a problem.
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