Hell Is Nigh For Dante’s Inferno Iain Welford, February 3, 2010 Whoa, this is pretty cool! Thanks to our friends at ScreenRant we’ve found a Viral Website for the new EA game Dante’s Inferno.EA has managed to collaborate with 6 websites to weave a picture into their HTML code. It’s pretty clever and of course it doesn’t hurt the 6 websites traffic, either.The idea is simple, really. You head on over to the website, right click and get the code. We’ll look at the first one here. Go to the Digg homepage, right click and view the page source where you will see a picture embedded in the code along with a website URL, hellisnigh.com and the passcode.Heading on over to the website, you’ll see a prompt for your passcodes, the first of which is excommunicate. There are 5 more. When you have entered all 6 you will be presented with your reward (we’ll keep that bit a secret). Have a look at the site list and passwords below. Check each one out to reveal a different picture!Password No 1: excommunicate @ digg.com Password No 2: scythe @ dailymotion.com Password No 3: grafter @ gamespot.com Password No 4: styx @ ign.com Password No 5: unbaptized @ gamesradar.com Password No 6: alighieri @ wwe.comDante’s inferno is the Video game adaptation of the book Inferno, the first part of Dante Aligheri’s masterpiece The Devine Comedy. The player controls Dante, who is trying to save his other half, Beatrice from Lucifer himself. Dante’s inferno is available from the 9th of February but in the meantime why not enjoy this Super Bowl Trailer. Viral Marketing dante's inferno
New iPhone Tron Legacy Application July 19, 2010July 19, 2010A Tron Legacy application was released by Disney yesterday on the iTunes App store, and it can be yours for free. While we still have months before the film comes out, you can jump right into the Tron experience with some fun single and multiplayer games. After the jump see… Read More
The Attraction of a Good Viral Campaign January 24, 2010January 24, 2010The allure of viral marketing, its enough to make people walk miles to find a fake arcade, or dress up like a clown in public. But what is it exactly that draws us to follow something that in the long run is nothing more than a farce? Read More
Cloverfield Actor in Super Bowl Commercial February 8, 2010Cloverfield was an international phenomenon, but it didn’t exactly propel any of its lead actors into instant stardom. You may have seen them in guest spots on TV or in some bad movies (see: Odette Yustman in The Unborn, or rather, don’t see), but otherwise, they have yet to truly… Read More