“Batman: Arkham City” Viral Discovered at Comic-Con Nick Butler, July 24, 2011July 24, 2011 So far we’ve seen the beginnings of a few viral campaigns at Comic-Con, and now we can add another to the list. Yesterday, MovieViral’s own Dan Koelsch discovered a code that was for the new Batman video game Arkham City. More after the break. Once he discovered the code, Dan tweeted it to his followers. The code was was known to be somehow related to a website. The code was:I f n W C O g 2 D 5 kAfter only a few hours, the guys over at ArkhamCity.co.uk discovered a YouTube video which ends in with the code above, making the link YouTube.com/watch?v=IfnWCOg2D5k.The discription of that YouTube video, which is undoubtedly another clue, reads:“(1)Can (5)you (26)defeat (20)a (_)mind (21)such (7)as (5)mine(7)(5)(7)?” – #ENSo far, no one has broken what that clue could mean, but they’re still working at it over at ArkhamCity.co.uk. We’ll continue following it and let you know when we find out more. Until then, make sure you continue following MovieViral.com‘s coverage of Comic-Con both here and on Twitter. Comic-Con Viral Marketing Arkham CityBatman: Arkham CityVideo Game
Comic-Con 2012: “Breaking Dawn” Panel Brings Surprises July 12, 2012The most anticipated panel of Comic-Con 2012 (for better or worse) was also the convention’s first of the week. Summit Entertainment brought The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 to Hall H, and they definitely had the goods. Get the highlights of the panel, including my reaction to the footage… Read More
“The Muppets” Want to Wish You a Happy Halloween October 31, 2011November 23, 2011The Muppets’ latest trailer may have been the final parody trailer, but it isn’t necessarily the last we will be seeing of the parody campaign. To commemorate Halloween, the studio has sent us an exclusive Halloween card from The Muppets featuring Ms. Piggy, Kermit the Frog, and Rizzo the Rat… Read More
YouTube Celebrates Fifth Birthday May 17, 2010It’s hard to believe, but YouTube has only been around for five years. That means it wasn’t around in the last election Bush won, MySpace and Facebook had already been around for over a year, and Twitter was just a gleam in Odeo’s (now Obvious Corp) eye. Since its creation,… Read More