Online Gaming: The New Social Scene?

As I'm sure everyone is aware of by now, with the advent of sites like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and FriendFeed, social networking is huge and has many implications for the Internet. Especially with Facebook, the effect that social networking has on our everyday lives is enormous and in a few cases, life altering.

For example, a common tip when job hunting is to “clean up” your various online profiles and employers routinely check to ensure there is nothing untoward.

Another example is being able to instantly communicate with large groups of friends without the need for special software. It is also a well known fact that online gaming, whether it be Role Playing, or Massively Multiplayer, is an almost recession-proof business, projected to have earnings in excess of $2,000,000,000 by 2010.

What if there was a way to merge these two ever-expanding trends into something that enables regular people to keep in touch with friends and family and also allows them to relax together even if they are thousands of miles apart?

Uvme has done just that. It enables players regardless of location or hardware to communicate via community based forums and chat.

It also enables them to challenge each other to games of skill, kind of like playing in the basketball yard at school on break but without the fouls! It allows people the ability to easily make new friends and contacts while having a good time and should you choose, gives you the ability to earn an income online.

So to recap, you get the chance to build your own social netowork, a business and all while relaxing and playing games you enjoy.

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