At 12/23/11 09:44 AM, SCTE3 wrote: That would be nice but as for cookie cutters they could care less, it's just free advertising space to plug with their crap. It's not always crap but it usually is anyways. The find a difference games I don't mind much but the dress up games are completely boring. I don't mind if it is a user uploading one every once in awhile but seeing them almost every day is pretty boring.
They would lose ad revenue from in game ads if they are only allowed 6 submissions a week though and as I mentioned above, 101 people voted on my flash without watching, with a name parodying the "Dress a pretty ..." flash, I did actually want views but oh well, lol.
But let's assume 100 people view them with ads, for the cookie cutter games at 2 submissions a day, every week, that's 1,400 ad impressions every week. If you cut that down to 6 submissions a week, that's 600 ad impressions.
These depend on the type of ads displayed and such but assuming every 100 impressions is $0.15, for case 1 of 1,400, that's $2.10 a week, for case to of 600, that's $0.90 per week, a loss of $1.20. I'm making numbers up from educated guesses, as I have looked at the NG Revenue centre and the API ads for around 100 impressions gets around the $0.10-$0.15 mark.
So that implimentation would mean the companies wouldn't gain as much money under the current state of the portal with virtually no one even watching.
Side note: I hate spot the diffrence games.