CREATIVE STRATEGY: Computer game launch is a bit spaced-out
22 Feb 2012 | by Simon S Kershaw
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Rovio, the entertainment media company behind Angry Birds, will take over S rk nniemi Adventure Park in Tampere, Finland the country where the game was created. The park will be aimed at children and families, and will be designed in the same style as the world s leading amusement parks ...
may be familiar (the Bioware designers love a good homage), the game s distinctive feature ...
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Sony Ericsson has unveiled details of its long-awaited Xperia Play, a smartphone designed
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to launch Kinect, a motion-sensitive, hands-free device, designed to rival the Nintendo Wii console ...
The game, designed by digital marketing agency Elvis, extends the brand's current advertising campaign and pits online users against daily motorists, who have become "zombified" by the commuter traffic. Users simply enter their postcode at www.dontgozombie.com and Google Street View transports them ...
experience economy requires a new set of skills within agencies, moving from user interface design to social experience design. Unfortunately, this skillset isn't held by any one individual; it requires creative collaboration between a team comprising strategist, social media planner, technologist, user experience designer ...
small things. How tiny adjustments to interface design or offers or copy may have unexpectedly large ... of coupon design. We suppose Duflo must feel the same way sometimes: when her economist colleagues ...
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