Trending on Related Blogs
Watching complete strangers kiss for the first time is really beautiful 7.6k people reading on Sploid
Welcome to The World's Largest Ghost City: Ordos, China 4.6k people reading on Gizmodo
How Google's Top Couple Turned into a Tangled-Up Cheating Foursome 2.5k people reading on Valleywag
Popular stories
Maybe We Can't Handle Smart Enemies In Our Games
Tips For Playing Dark Souls II
An Epic Adventure To Fix The Internet (Voiced By Sterling Archer)
One Man's "Terrible" Cosplay Makes the Internet a Better Place
The Next Angry Birds Is A Turn-Based Role-Playing Game. What?
Arkham Knight, Towerfall Ascension, PSN and LIVE Updates, DC [Deals]
We're Buying More PC Games Than We Can Play
​Meet The Assholes Ruining Online Gaming
Let's Rank the Fire Emblem Games, From Worst to Best
Sexy Japanese Kentucky Fried Chickens
Public Toilet in Japan Accidentally Exposes Your Most Private Moments
I'll Take All The Titanfall K'nex Building Toys Now, Please
Ricky Gervais Would Be The Most Annoying Supervillain
​Smash Bros Comes Back to the World's Biggest Fighting Game Tournament
The Man Who Promised Too Much
Embrace Spring Fever With Huge Savings on PSN Favorites
Puzzle & Dragons Character Reveal Called "Inappropriate"
Two Incredible Glitches Make The First Pokémon Games Way Easier
A "Concise" Guide To Metal Gear's Overblown Story
Candy Crush Saga Is Difficult, Says Science
Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg
S

Zuckerberg Isn't Pleased With the State of Facebook Gaming, But It's…

1
Mike Fahey and 49 others

With Facebook's major gaming revenue source faltering and social gaming in general struggling to find new ways to engage and earn without annoying, it's no wonder Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg isn't happy with the state of gaming on his massive social network. » 10/24/12 12:55pm 10/24/12 12:55pm

Brutal Zynga Update: 13 Games 'Sunsetting'. More Studio Shutdowns. 5% Workforce Reduction
EA: Social Games Aren't Dying, But Consumers 'Won't Pay for Crap'

Mark Zuckerberg's Unintentional Cameo in a Chinese Cop Documentary

1
Brian Ashcraft and 43 others
Facebook honcho and newly married dude Mark Zuckerberg might be dealing with Facebook stock headaches, but he can take solace in one thing: If his social media business goes south, he can always get unpaid work as an extra in Chinese documentaries. Unpaid? Oh, right, never mind!


While visiting Shanghai this past… » 5/28/12 4:01am 5/28/12 4:01am