Rating: Give me some of that Satan Bazooka Deadly hot please
Tokyo based international ad agency Hakudo was hired by Japanese snack maker Tohato to promote two new products Burning Hell Hot and Satan Bazooka Deadly Hot. Hakudo came up with an original concept that used both mobile barcodes and online multiplayer gaming.
Ratings: Techies think of the end user!
This is a common problem in technological products just not mobile UI (User Interface). So many products/services are built by techies who often don’t think how the end user will interact with them. Not only that but because the techies use it a certain way they presume the […]
Rating: Scandalous! truly…
The folks over at Mobile Entertainment have a piece based on research from GetJar which claims that 35% of mobile games don’t work.
Rating: Please sir….I want more!
In a move that I’m sure will see other web publishers take note CNET Networks UK have today announced that it’s two largest consumer titles, namely CNET.co.uk and GameSpot UK can now be accessed from any internet-enabled mobile device.
Rating: Player X gets some decent content
One of the reasons why I believe that the public doesn’t consume as much mobile content and the industry would like is that the content itself is mostly bland.
So it’s good news when one content aggregator I know well, Player X, does a deal with a big Hollywood studio […]
Rating: Plenty of salt and vinegar please.
They Say: Intomobile have an interesting article suggesting that the iPhone could become a potential mobile gaming powerhouse. They point to the Samsung manufactured ARM System on Chip architecture that resides inside the iPhone which could include Imagination Technologies’ PowerVR MBX 3D graphics video core in next-generation iPhones.
