Bigpoint Offers Free Browser-Based Arcade Games
Bigpoint, with over 9 million players, has long been a top online game destination in Europe, and now it is launching a US gaming portal as well. BigPoint has two features that really make it stand out in the world of online games: quality and price.
BigPoint provides games that feature awesome 3D graphics and sound, and you can play these games right from your web browser, with no complicated installation, downloads, or CD-ROMs required. Bigpoint focuses on high-quality, complex and immersive games, including strategy, action, and sport titles. These titles offer a rich gaming experience that compare very favorably with traditional retail and console games. They’re that good.
And they’re all completely free! Since all the games are free to play, they allow users of all ages and income levels to participate in high-quality gaming fun. Bigpoint’s business model is based on the sale of virtual game items and in-game advertising, and the optional purchases within the games opens the door to useful extra features, and offer the chance of reaching the desired goal within each game more quickly.
Bigpoint not only allows you to play console-quality games against real opponents from all over the world, but also provides access to an active and enthusiastic community of players. Bigpoint is one of the largest online gaming communities anywhere, and I suggest you check out their large collection of titles including the pirate-themed game SeaFight, the science fiction strategy games Space Invasion and Parsec, the space shooter Dark Orbit, the mech fighter XBlaster, Mafia 1930, a strategy game set in the time of Prohibition, the urban street game The Pimps, and sports titles ActionLeague, Soccer Manager, and Hockey Manager.

I’m actually from Europe and have actually never heard about BigPoint. After reading your post which I must say is of quality, BigPoint looks like a good site for games. Also the US gaming market is quite huge so also going into the US market is going to bring them more business.
Comment by Games Dash — September 20, 2007 @ 5:39 pm