Recently Bing has announced that ‘games search’ is available in Bing UK Search Engines. According to news Bing introduced nearly 46 games that are available to play. People are taking this search engine news on both positive and negative notes.
If you try to search a result in Bing Search for games like Klondike Solitaire, Carniball, Slingo, Solitaire, Bubble Town, Zuma's Revenge etc, an option of 'Play Now' is available along with other search results, so that you can play these games directly on Bing itself.
You can also sign in with your Windows Live or Facebook account to put up your scores and share it with others. You can thus start sharing your high score with other players or see your friends' game feeds. There are nearly 50 games that you can play online for now. However while playing a game, after a level or two; there are advertisement pop-ups, just like the ones that you can see on many online-streaming video sites.
Bing is expecting to wrest some market share from Google with this new option. Bing spokesperson, Tamsin Todd commented on this new feature saying that since Bing's inception, games had been their popular search term with users. Even though some people might not be very happy with this new gaming concept of Bing, finding it as a distraction for user, many young and old users will certainly find a reason to move toward Bing.
If you try to search a result in Bing Search for games like Klondike Solitaire, Carniball, Slingo, Solitaire, Bubble Town, Zuma's Revenge etc, an option of 'Play Now' is available along with other search results, so that you can play these games directly on Bing itself.
You can also sign in with your Windows Live or Facebook account to put up your scores and share it with others. You can thus start sharing your high score with other players or see your friends' game feeds. There are nearly 50 games that you can play online for now. However while playing a game, after a level or two; there are advertisement pop-ups, just like the ones that you can see on many online-streaming video sites.
Bing is expecting to wrest some market share from Google with this new option. Bing spokesperson, Tamsin Todd commented on this new feature saying that since Bing's inception, games had been their popular search term with users. Even though some people might not be very happy with this new gaming concept of Bing, finding it as a distraction for user, many young and old users will certainly find a reason to move toward Bing.
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