Whether you?re a small, local group of buddies that just want to find others that enjoy the same game, or you?re a global conglomerate gaming team ready to conquer the world, there is place for your community online.
Gaming communities in particular are naturally suited to an online presence. It?s how most of us game with others (oh, dear Playstation multi-taps,?Gameboy link cables and first-generation Digimon). With that, it?s incredibly useful to have at your hand an online space where you can not only interact with your gaming friends, but also to find new ones.
Your profile can include your gaming accolades, and perhaps details of your gaming champion (my epic monk in Diablo III). Groups and events are perfect for setting up teams and tournaments (Street Fighter round-robin games night Fridays). Forums can allow for discussions on tactics or new announcements (like this epic monster of a trailer). Be sure to integrate and update your Facebook and Twitter to let the world know that someone doesn?t know how to farm.
SocialGO Network Maker can help you build a social network within and outside of your community. Post video or screen caps of your last deathmatch. Comment on other people?s noobness (or is it noobity?). Whatever your game may be, whether it?s Lego Star Wars,?Tetris, or even Mafia Wars 2 (does anybody still play?), there?s a place for you. So go sign up with SocialGO!
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