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FPSC Classic Product Chat / Selling games

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Cool guy
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Posted: 24th Aug 2006 02:08
are there any websites that will buy homemade videogames?

I am really cool

http://www.moellerventure.com/NathanJustinMediaHome.htm
phil17
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Posted: 24th Aug 2006 03:04 Edited at: 24th Aug 2006 03:08
Im not really sure, most game devolpers sell via their own websites. But unless you have a truly amazing game i doubt you will be able to sell it, to many people. But who knows?

Cool guy
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Posted: 24th Aug 2006 03:40
There is a website that will let you post videos and you get paid. (www.eefoof.com)
I was just wondering if there was a website like that for video games

I am really cool

http://www.moellerventure.com/NathanJustinMediaHome.htm
Candle_
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Joined: 29th May 2006
Location: kindergarten
Posted: 24th Aug 2006 06:15
DemoNews.com
DemoNews.com lists both freeware and shareware games. No registering, waiting in line or popups. Programs tested for spyware, viruses and unwanted 3rd party applications before posting.
Estimated Daily Visits: 6,000
Hosts files
http://www.demonews.com/

Mad Monkey
Massive selection of games, which are easily browsable. Accepts any game.
Estimated Daily Visits: Unknown, but I guess 200-500
Doesn't hosts files
http://www.madmonkey.net/

Game Xtazy
Nice professional design. This site provides reviews, ratings and number of downloads of your game. They list thousands of games. It looks like they accept almost any game. The site is actually all done in static HTML, which means they must have an impressive automated filing system, or possibly they've reprogrammed their server to think HTML pages are dynamic. It's also run by Alawar Entertainment, which is a large shareware game publisher based in Russia (and also means they list their own games first with 5 star ratings.)
Estimated Daily Visits: Unknown, but I guess 5,000 - 10,000
Doesn't hosts files

http://www.gamextazy.com/authorarea

Cool guy
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Posted: 24th Aug 2006 19:48
Do any of those websites offer money for post games?

I am really cool

http://www.moellermultimedia.com
Opposing force
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Location: England
Posted: 24th Aug 2006 20:29
Cool guy, your best bet is to set up a PayPal account (if you have a bank account) and put a PayPal button on your website. Freewebs have that option and thats what I use. When someone clicks on the button to buy your game, they send the amount of money you charged to your PayPal account. It is then up to you to send an e-mail back containing a link to the game. That is how a lot of the forum members sell there games and media packs.

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