Social games have been around for a long time. Senet, Backgammon, and Chess represent some of the earliest multi-player games. Since the 1950s, games have merged tactical combat with creative story-telling and a uniquely social element with the likes of Dungeon and Dragons and Risk.
Just like “Words with Friends,” more and more traditional games will migrate to the Internet so we can play them with anyone anywhere, sort of like this:
My name is Andrew Magliozzi, and I am a serial entrepreneur at Veritas Tutors & FinalsClub.org. Because I need another company like a hole in the head, I have decided to share any other entrepreneurial ideas I have as Intellectual Public Property. If I don't have the capacity to bring all these ideas into reality, hopefully someone else does.
