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
District 9: Entertainment Weekly & Other Updates August 7, 2009August 7, 2009Something tells me we are going to see a lot of updates within the next week. Right now we are looking at some new videos, as well as some reiterations of existing viral. Ryan, of our wonderful forum, has posted an interesting video of some MNU documentary in regards to… Read More
Viral Video: TNT Provides “Daily Dose of Drama” To Belgium April 13, 2012April 13, 2012On April 10th, Turner Broadcasting System (a Time Warner Company) debuted their popular dramatic channel TNT to Belgium. To promote the occasion, they put a big red button in the middle of an average Flemish town, with a sign above pointing to it and saying “Push to add drama”. Watch… Read More
Sherlock: Modern Day Viral Is Afoot July 31, 2010March 20, 2013One of the things that made me laugh (a lot) were the comments about the viral campaign for Sherlock Holmes, and the fact that the internet did not exist back then, and the fact that they used the internet to promote the viral. We all know that Sherlock Holmes’ was… Read More