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SaySwap, Cheat Code Central partner to launch social video gaming shopping platform
SaySwap, the first video game social network that allows users to trade for new games at a small fraction of the retail or used cost, has announced a major expansion of potential members with the launch of its white label partnership with Cheat Code Central, the largest video game cheat code site in the world with well over 5 million monthly unique visitors.
Cheat Code Central will leverage the SaySwap platform to facilitate video game trades for its members through a combination of trading tokens and purchase points (a virtual currency for each game).
SaySwap reduces costs of new games to the user, facilitating trades, through a combination of trading tokens and purchase points. Through the deal, SaySwap will provide a completely customized platform that enables CheatCC.com users to create their own profile pages with the ability to create game trading lists (including all PS3, Xbox 360 and Way titles). In addition, the SaySwap solution allows CheatCC.com members to bypass the negotiation phase, since all games have a predefined value.
Dave Allison, CEO of CheatCC.com said, “We are excited to allow our millions of users the ability get games like Guitar Hero 2 and Super Paper Mario for under $5 in our new social video game shopping platform.”
Originally posted on July 17, 2007 @ 9:25 am
Plaxo embraces OpenID, hCard and hCal formats
Plaxo, a “smart address book” service, said today it is endorsing standards for online identity and personal information management, OpenID and microformats. Its recently released beta of Plaxo 3.0 has been updated to support these new standards.
Plaxo, which published an OpenID implementation guide encouraging others to embrace the open standard, said users who have an OpenID can use their OpenID credentials to sign-up for or sign-in to the all-new version of Plaxo. The company also intends to become an OpenID provider, offering members the ability to use the personal information they have with Plaxo to access OpenID-enabled sites.
Plaxo added it has implemented the microformats hCard and hCal as part of the all-new Plaxo 3.0. The new public profiles feature uses the hCard format for contact info, giving users the ability use their profile information with a compatible hCard service. Public or shared calendars, also new features, now display events with hCal formatting, giving users the ability to leverage their calendar in other event-related services that support hCal.
Originally posted on July 18, 2007 @ 1:33 pm
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