Sentence examples for gaming projects from inspiring English sources

Endemol's recent digital gaming projects include The Money Drop second screen game, which has so far had over 30 million games played worldwide and The Million Pound Drop app in the UK, which has had over 2.5 million downloads to date.

Endemol's recent digital gaming projects include The Money Drop second screen game, which has so far had over 30 million games played worldwide and The Million Pound Drop app in the UK, which has had over 2.5 million downloads to date.

Past gaming projects include citywide food truck scavenger hunts, road trip games to benefit parks, and zombie-themed disaster preparedness.

Last year, the National Endowment for the Arts revised its guidelines for funding to include gaming projects.

Rawlings has set up a new website, Gamethenews, to distribute these experiments and has been backed by the University of Abertay via its Prototype fund which seeks to support innovative gaming projects.

As part of the strategic investment, Endemol will be working with Plumbee to build on its existing digital gaming projects, according to chairman Lucas Church.

More importantly, Butterfield says he realized during his last gaming project, Game Neverending (which eventually gave birth to Flickr, before it was bought by Yahoo), that how a game looks matters less to a lot of users after a few minutes of play.

Meanwhile, the other gaming project TechRadar had uncovered – a game related to the Netflix hit "Stranger Things" – is something that will launch in Telltale's platform at a later date, Netflix says.

Yes, that's right, the search giant, not normally known for its games development, appears to have a major gaming project in circulation, at least something that requires someone as experienced as Falstein at its helm.

Yes, that's right, the search giant, not normally known for its games development, appears to have a major gaming project in circulation, at least something that requires someone as experienced as Falstein at its helm.

Jagoda and Sha received a fellowship award for a yearlong collaboration entitled Alternate Reality: A Pervasive Play Project, in which they developed a transmedia gaming project, co-taught a seminar/studio course on Transmedia Games: Theory and Design, and experimented with how best to combine their practices and points of view.