Disney’s “Wreck-It Ralph” Creates 8 Bit Lane In London Dan Koelsch, January 12, 2013 It’s hard to believe that Disney’s latest animated film Wreck-It Ralph doesn’t open up in the UK until February 8th, over three months after its US release. Fortunately, Disney makes up for the wait a bit by creating 8 Bit Lane in London near the The Truman Brewery. Get the details after the break. Wreck-It Ralph is an adventure where arcade video games are alive and the title character jumps between them trying to be a hero. The London street lets you get in on the action by having a pixelated tree, dog, police car, and more. According to Now Here This, 8 Bit Lane is open until Sunday, and it has the world’s first Blipp-able building. Blippar is a visual discovery (read: augmented reality) app, and you can even play a game using it on said building. Click here to see a photo album of the lane, and check out a few highlights below. Source: Reddit Viral Marketing LondonWreck-It Ralph
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Viral Video: “You Again” Cast Fight August 26, 2010The comedy You Again has a bevy of female stars of all ages, which usually means it would pander to soccer moms. However, the trailer looks pretty funny and director Andy Fickman has had some success in family comedies (She’s The Man, The Game Plan). The female leads also seem… Read More
“Don’t Do Mech” Viral Marketing Campaign Tries To Curb Hi-Tech Drug Use June 4, 2014June 5, 2014Anti-drug use campaigns usually show some sort of graphic depiction of the consequences of illegal drug use, which ranges from health problems to jail time. We’ve all seen these kinds of ads before, but what if one was tailored for a viral marketing campaign. The Don’t Do Mech viral marketing… Read More