I wanted to showcase this cool video that Derek put together months ago for the GamerIdentity.com campaign. Pretty cool!

What if there was a way for me to tell you the games that you would like, all based on the fact that you like this one game. And tell me, what would this one game be, that you happen to be looking at, that I would give you this list…

…something’s cookin’

Great Games Experiment lets you create gamelists to easily show off your favorite games with a nifty little flash widget. What are your favorite games?

If you have one of these on your blog, be sure to share it in the comments here!

Also, be sure to check out the Gamelists Facebook Application that I recently developed.

If you haven’t created your account on Great Games Experiment yet, you are now being rewarded. We are running a promotion to give a free game to everybody who signs up during the next week! Hurry up and get started!

Great Games Experiment (GGE) will be giving a free game to each new user that creates an account between June 7-14. The week-long giveaway will allow users to choose from 48 games* in the GarageGames Game Store. So if you haven’t yet created an account on GGE, now would be the time to do it!

Upon creating an account, users will be sent a message through their GGE account informing them of the Giveaway, and linking to the Game Store where they can select their free game. Creating an account at GGE is entirely free, and requires no obligation beyond a valid email address to become a member. The contest will begin at midnight on June 7, and end at midnight on June 14.

*Wildlife Tycoon: Venture Africa, Fizzball, and Fastcrawl are not participating in this promotion, and will be sold at full price during the week of June 7-14.

The success of social networking sites such as MySpace and Facebook has spurred a landslide of niche social network development throughout the online world. Many categories of interests, such as dogs and shoes and music, have seen their own online networking platform come to life through the power of Web 2.0 technologies. Now it’s time for video games .

Today, GarageGames has released, to the world, the new video game social networking site, Great Games Experiment (http://www.greatgamesexperiment.com). This site boasts a current user base approaching tens of thousands and tons of games.
The idea of a social networking site for video games is by no means revolutionary; however, the adjoining of all video games (both indie and mainstream) in one central location, with a democracy of users has never before been implemented. This is more than database of video games. On GreatGamesExperiment.com, a user can rate, review, play, download, search for, browse for, [keep inserting verbs here] any type of video game imaginable. Users can also interact with each other on a multitude of levels. Create your own internal network within the walls of GreatGamesExperiment.com by making friends with, tagging, kudo-ing, commenting on other users throughout the site. Users can also band together to form groups.

The main objectives of the site are as follows:

• Provide to game fans and developers an opportunity to share and promote their own games!
• Help gamers and developers network with each other!
• Help people discover new games! Many of which they may have never heard!
• Make it easy to download and play games in one place.

Also, check out the cool badges you can get on the site and post around the web:

If you enjoy video games, this is the site for you.

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