The next time you see your AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) window pop up, it might not be your bored nephew with time to kill or the work of a relentless spammer randomly pimping lewd sites. No, it just might mean it's your move.
As Time Warner's
It seems as if everybody is playing games these days. From Nokia
And AOL isn't some newcomer to the playing field. It's a seasoned veteran, having partnered with the likes of NTN Communications
Incorporating games into AIM won't be the elixir to cure the online giant's ails. Like Yahoo!
Do you think that games and instant messaging software were meant to be together or will it be a case of killer app overkill? What will this move mean to the AOL brand? Will "You've Got Mail" be replaced by "You've Got Game?" All this and more -- in the Time Warner discussion board. Only on Fool.com.