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Matching ad cards around our games

Clear ad cards now fit more game pages and stay apart from play controls.

  • MagiSoft Network
  • Game websites
  • Website update

Free game pages now have ad cards below their details or game window. The cards use the site’s colors and type. Pictures fill their frames, and each card has a clear ad label.

Martin, The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and Fighting in the Streets 2.5 have matching cards on their entry pages too. The cards sit outside the game controls.

What changed

  • Added matching cards below free game profiles and regular game windows.
  • Matched the cards to the Martin, Fresh Prince and Fighting in the Streets 2.5 pages.
  • Kept game controls and screen-filling play clear.
A closer look

Screenshots

A labelled MagiSoft Network card beneath the Pumpkin Bowling game profile, with plum colors and a gold button.
A live card below the game details uses MagiSoft’s colors and stays apart from the Play button.
A labelled MagiSoft Network card above the Fighting in the Streets 2.5 footer, with dark teal colors and a turquoise button.
The card on Fighting in the Streets 2.5 matches the page and sits below its main content.

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