Project Prometheus Website Updated With Hope of Three More High-Res Images Dan Koelsch, March 27, 2012March 27, 2012 The Project Prometheus website, which is part of the viral campaign for Ridley Scott’s Alien prequel Prometheus, has been updated to include all the high resolution images we’ve discovered so far and the promise of three more on the horizon. Get the details after the break. Project Prometheus is a private space mission to find alien life from Weyland Industries. The project was triggered by return messages from radio signals we sent out to various star systems that were dubbed Cosmic Call 2. Two subpages were recently discovered on the Project Prometheus website that unlocked high resolution images from the 20th Century Fox sci-fi action thriller. The updated website now showcases those images with in-world explanations about how “Weyland Investors” found those and the first image we found on the Weyland website. There are three spots left to unlock if the PP website is to believed, so let’s get to work.What do you think about Prometheus ARG players being called Weyland Investors by the campaign itself? Let us know in the comments below. To catch up on all things Prometheus, check out our Prometheus Hub. ARGs & Campaigns Viral Marketing Project PrometheusPrometheusWeyland Industries
Japanese Version of Lots-o-Huggin Bear Commercial April 27, 2010April 27, 2010Yesterday we showed you a viral video of a 1983 Lots-o-Huggin Bear TV Spot. Though unconfirmed, it looks to be the doing of Pixar themselves, as probably an attempt to promote the upcoming Toy Story 3. Now, another YouTube account has posted a Japanese commercial for the toy in the… Read More
Watch the Final Episode of Social Film “The Beauty Inside” September 20, 2012Toshiba and Intel’s social film The Beauty Inside debuted its sixth and final episode today. Learn more about the project, and dive deeper into the main character Alex, by checking out the web series’ Facebook page. Watch the episode after the jump. Read More
Tech’s Newest Touch Screen: You March 8, 2010March 8, 2010The future is here. At least, that’s what I think after reading stories like these. Tim Hornyak at CNET has written a piece about a Microsoft developed device called Skinput that allows users to use their arms as a touch screen to make commands. Think of it as an iPod… Read More