11:08 PM
Diana D'Cruz
Nearly six years after the acquisition by AOL Games.com, former Internet service provider has just relaunched its online gaming platform.
Indeed, the platform today launches a new version that provides cross-platform compatibility and a new catalog of games. AOL chose HTML 5 instead of native mobile technologies to offer games that run in the browser then on several platforms (computers, tablets, smartphones, etc..) And hopes to become number one in online gaming.
That is to say, the old version has nothing to do with the new version of the overhaul because Games.com really gives a youthful look and navigation is perfectly suited to all media (or almost).
The right menu appears for example to recommend particular games or view the overall ranking of players based on the size of the browser. Finally, players will be able to put a game in full screen and access its history, badges and leaderboards.
Catalog of games is certainly composed of 5000 free games (and it will increase over time) but it is clearly not the classic Atari Microsoft.
