Stargate Worlds comedy
Massively has pointed out that the Stargate Worlds comedy video contest has closed, and you can see all the videos on youtube.
Labels: advertising, massive games, mmorpg, stargate worlds
Massively has pointed out that the Stargate Worlds comedy video contest has closed, and you can see all the videos on youtube.
Labels: advertising, massive games, mmorpg, stargate worlds
Tobold and others have pointed out that Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean MMO is out today. This is an interesting form of in-game advertising, in that the game itself is an advertisement. Like Stargate Worlds, I'm not sure whether the brand can support a game. On the other hand, if the game itself is good enough, the game could be self-sustaining, and thus drive additional products. I am personally attracted to this model because I hate the monthly fee model (or more precisely, I hate paying for things). I suspect, however, that the annoyance of other models would make me happy to pay a fee instead.
Labels: advertising, mmorpg, pirates, stargate worlds