Social gaming company Zynga is reportedly "shedding users" while its share price has taken a dive.
"All of Zynga's main 'ville' products have lost a lot of users over the past six months," explains ReadWriteWeb's Richard MacManus in a post on Google+. "None more so than the previous leader in Facebook's gaming category, Cityville, which echoed Zynga's share price drop to fall from over 10 million to below 5 million daily active users."
Google+'ers are also linking to articles about new Zynga games such as the brand new Chinese-language version of Draw Something and Pettington Park.
Plussers are excitedly awaiting the kick off of Wednesday's Euro 2012 football match between Denmark and Portugal while also discussing Tuesday night's 1-1 draw between Poland and Russia.
A video of some of the football tournament's greatest moments in history, recreated with Lego, is also gaining traction on the site.
"#TMITuseday," short for "too much information Tuesday," is trending in fourth place as G+'ers share their deepest darkest dirty secrets.
Recaps of Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) opening keynote and reactions to the announcement of the company's brand new slim and light MacBook Pro with Retina Display are still a hot topic of discussion on the social network.
The top 5 most talked about topics on Google+ on June 13 at 7:30 AM GMT are:
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