YUNiTi and TheGameHomepage.com have in a joint effort created the OpenGame API, which will allow any social networking site to integrate game scores into their site. In addition, game players will find that OpenGame makes it extremely difficult to cheat because advanced score encryption and server-side score verification is used.

OpenGame has already been integrated with YUNiTi.com, and users now have the ability to compete for high scores and to view what games their friends have been playing. TheGameHomepage.com president Gaz Thomas plans to have score integration available in the near future to any site.

Additionally, YUNiTi.com plans to have OpenGame Server available to any gaming site wishing to provide game score integration.

"Gaz and I are really excited about this new feature," says Boyington. "People of all ages like to play games, and competing for high scores with friends makes it that much more fun."

About YUNiTi:
YUNiTi (YUNiTi.com), a social networking site launched in November 2006, aims to be intuitive, friendly, and safe. It was started by Marcos Boyington and Mateus Boyington, with no external funding of any kind. YUNiTi's goal is constantly innovate, setting the curve for all social networking sites. YUNiTi is a privately held partnership headquartered in Riverside, Calif., and can be viewed at YUNiTi Social Networking Home.

About TheGameHomepage.com:
TheGameHomepage.com (TheGameHomepage.com) is a free online gaming site launched in October 2006. It is run as a sole trader owned by Gaz Thomas and is headquartered in Ipswich, U.K. The Game Homepage can be viewed at The Game Homepage Home.