Current reports are suggesting that both the BBC and ITV have recently made moves to deepen their involvement with the videogames industry. With both corporations holding a number of valuable intellectual properties (IP) with a ready and available audience, could this mark a change for the fortunes of videogame production in the UK?
We at Indianoob,take a look at some of the soundtracks that defined our existence as gamers. Warning: Nostalgia ahead!!
Well, it was neck-and-neck between QUAKE 2 and DOOM on which ID franchise would go on the list. In the end, DOOM won out. Much like FF7 beat out CHRONO TRIGGER on the Square Enix side.
Thank You. I wish Konami would put it on Steam, tbh. It's kind of absurd that such a masterpiece is currently unplayable (in it's proper form). Many younger gamers deserve to discover it.
HALO, needed to be on the top 10 list proper, I don't like this Honorable Mention bull, and neither would Master Chief and neither would MS.
The MGEITF Futureview Keynote Address will be given this year by a games industry leader, with Edinburgh Interactive hosting a Keynote Address from television. There will also be a Creative Masterclass at MGEITF which will bring together games developers and creatives to discuss the game development process and to explore what the opportunities may be for co-development of interactive TV and games formats. Today there are 13 million new generation static games consoles in UK homes (Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3), giving access to games, the internet, dedicated content channels and either the BBC iPlayer or Sky Player.
Just bring the BBCiplayer to NA!
I'm sick of scouring the internet to find new episodes of TopGear.
As part of Mindscape's ever-expanding As Seen On TV line-up, 2009 brings the videogame debut of TV megahits such as Family Fortunes, ITV Studios Countdown, ITV Studios I'm A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! and Beat The Intro, all of which will be available for both the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS. Also joining the line-up – which already boasts favourites Ready Steady Cook: The Game, Deal or No Deal and Golden Balls – is The Ultimate Red Ball Challenge, the official Nintendo Wii game of BBC's Saturday night smash, Total Wipeout.
BBC & ITV Show Interest in Videogames - GOD HELP US GAMERS
The BBC and ITV would know NOTHIN bout videogames, they show NOTHIN but crap on normal TV. theyll end up bringin out sum dancin game or summin gay that features washed up "Celebrates"
Channel 4 would b the way 2-go, atleast the aint afraid 2 get there hands dirty (Shameless rules)