The second largest global producer and publisher of video games Electronic Arts announced the signing of "strategically important" 5-year agreement with the social networking site Facebook.
Under which EA will provide Facebook users access to a catalog of their online games as well as be able to accept payment for access to them through the built-in payment system of Facebook Connect.
Under the terms of the agreement, EA will get 70% profit with every payment, while the remaining 30% will pick himself Facebook. The same conditions also apply to other application developers Facebook.
In the EA said that the deal - this is a graphic illustration of what the company is moving in the strontium strategy micropayments. Previously, the company introduced a variety of payment options to access the games through other payment systems, and games are available in electronic form, and the company receives payment directly, without intermediaries.
In the statement, EA noted that now on Facebook, there are about 200 million people who use the network including to play games. Now for them to have access to such online games
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