NBA 2K17 'Prelude' demo introduces career mode; transfers2 Former Castlevania producer Dave Cox has joined digital production company Fish in the Bottle to
Runescape 2007 Gold help create companion apps for core AAA titles.Cox worked at Konami in excess of 17 years, lately overseeing the development of Castlevania reboot Castlevania: Lords of Shadow and Lords of Shadow 2, before departing the business in August 2014.
His focus on Fish in the Bottle, however, will probably be geared around adding value to existing AAA propertiesby extending them into new areas, for instance companion apps basically helping publishers and developers maximise the spread from the brands.Much from the items we're doing will probably be recognisable as games; for example a companion app that bridges a AAA game product so players can hold on the activity experience using their console, according to him.
We've hardly scratched the top what's possible with companion games where engagement and utilization of IP is worried. With other projects we're considering pushing into things like interactive video and ultizing social channels to create better connections between players. And as I mentioned before, I'm considering bridging physical products and digital games because there's still plenty of untapped potential there with things like board games and toys.
Fish in the Bottle's current gaming clients include Activision and Codemasters, too as film and television companies Nickelodeon, Disney as well as the BBC. It has previously worked while using BBC to
Buy Runescape 2007 Gold create Casualty: First Day, an interactive episode in the TV drama.Cox's first project within the studio has yet being announced.
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