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PMOG: The story behind the rise and fall of GameLayers, Inc.How to lose almost everything developing a browser toolbar game and live to tell about it. I played PMOG a bit during it's heyday, and I must say it was pretty fun at times, when you would run into a fellow PMOG'r on a random website, or go to some obscure blog and get mined, or find some cool new website while completing a Mission. It added a new dimension to your surfing, made it more engaging and random than simply clicking on the next link like a monkey hitting the biscuit lever. I was sad to see it go, and now a bit wiser having read the behind-the-scenes cautionary tale. A Story of GameLayers, Inc. http://gamelayers.com/ |
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