The guys from BungieW are working on a new game called Destiny. After the seeing reveal video documentary, I am impressed. The game will prolong the experience by incorporating communication via mobile devices both in game and for the community! Impressive stuff. I also love the first visuals of the world and the fact that it will be “alive” and not scripted. It sounds all really impressive, I hope it will live up to my expectations ;P.
Source: Polygon
In his interview with Brian Seth Hurst, the always inspiring Mike Monello of Campfire has an indepth talk about producing multi-platform stories. They discuss Campfire’s new work for Game of ThronesW, the importance of a story, entrepreneurship and need to experiment within your productions. Definitely worth your time if you’re into this kind of stuff!
Part 1
New Edition of StoryCentric Features Mike Monello, Founding Partner and Executive Creative Director of Campfire, Discussing His from Tracy Swedlow on Vimeo.
Part 2
StoryCentric Features Part II of Brian Seth Hurst’s Interview with Mike Monello, Founding Partner and Executive Creative Directo from Tracy Swedlow on Vimeo.
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Great iPad app design! Check this out, and def. check that part where the page folds into a paper airplane!
During Adobe SystemsW‘s MAX 2010, they showed how you can convert Adobe FlashW animations to HTML5W. Pretty freaking awesome!
Via 9to5Mac
Three concepts of the future of digital books. I really like the Alice concept.
The Future of the Book. from IDEO on Vimeo.
Via BoingBoing
The people at ABC (American Broadcasting CompanyW) and The Nielsen CompanyW have come up with a smart solution to synchronize content from your TV to your iPad so you can use the latter one as a true second screen.
By using some kind of audio fingerprinting, the ABC serie My Generation sync’s to the My Generation iPad app, providing the user with extra (interactive) content about the show, while watching the show.
I think this technology could get very interesting in the not to distant future.
Via Engadget