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Even though 2009 was very busy, it has been over a year since we last produced a campaign of this scale. Our work on WATCHMEN involved multiple elements, many interlinked, helping us to deliver an impressive campaign for Paramount Pictures International that has since been recognised by The Webbys.
As IRON MAN 2 hits cinemas around the world, we can now again sit back and digest all that we have accomplished. It’s been one hell of a ride – offering our first grabbable and sharable Augmented Reality experience, a game-changing embeddable interactive trailer and possibly the coolest thing to ever happen in Playstation Home (Joystiq said it, not us).
Read on for the full breakdown…
As regular readers will know, we run a dedicated blog for our virtual world activity called Silverscreen and try to keep content separate across the two blogs. However sometimes we do something that is just too darn cool to keep contained to one.
Here is re-post of an announcement that went out on Silverscreen yesterday and has since been picked up by every major gaming blog this morning (links at the end).
Now this is definitely coolest thing we have yet to do in Playstation Home.
On Thursday Paramount Pictures International and AUDI AG will be launching a brand new Iron Man mini-game located in the Audi Space. As the first in-world game ever made for a film in Home, this is definitely worth your time to visit!
You will have the chance to throw on the Iron Man suit and pilot your way through a tricky skyscraper obstacle course, picking up arc reactors and dodging the mines to power your way onto the leaderboard.
If you make the leaderboard, then do your best to stay on it; the Top 10 scorers (when the game closes at the end of June 2010) will be rewarded with an Iron Man suit to keep. Do you have the raw talent – or sheer dedication – to prove that you have what it takes to wear the Iron Man suit?
To wet your appetites, check out the video below
Full info – IAmIronMan2.com/Home
Further coverage:
Kotaku
Playstation EU Blog
Edge Online
Joystiq
PS3News
AlphaZone4
CVG
VideoGamer
Well that’s now two award nominations in as many days!
Alphazone4 is ending 2009 with the Alphazone4 Playstation Home Awards. The site has been influential in drumming up support in the UK for Playstation Home and it is great to see them recognise and reward the people behind the scenes.
Following on from AVATAR day, on Friday we launched our second campaign Fox in PlayStation Home, replacing the futuristic Pandora with good old mutant Earth to promote X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE. It was one of this summer’s biggest blockbusters and is now set to hit Blu-Ray and DVD this month.
Official blurb….
From today, visitors to Home Theatre will get a sneak peek of content featured on the Blu-Ray Disc. PlayStation Home residents will also be able to download a set of Wolverine claws and trademark white vest for free, exclusively from the Threads Store. The vest, the first of its kind, will be animated with slashes healing themselves to mirror Wolverine’s special ability in the movie.
Heavily experienced in film promotion and marketing within virtual worlds and across the wider social web, PPC Group is working with both Twentieth Century Fox and Sony Computer Entertainment Europe to deliver this campaign.

Watchmen is in cinemas and is, with the reviews flooding in, on the tip of everyone’s tongue. Now seems like a suitable time to take a step back five months, or maybe even five years, and look back at where we have come from. This post, we hope, will provide the definitive summary of what we pitched, produced and promoted during our Watchmen campaign for Paramount Pictures International.
PPC started thinking about WATCHMEN about five years ago, when the movie was in the hands of Paul Greengrass. At the heart of what we were discussing was the idea of how we could take the ‘metanarrative’ that runs through WATCHMEN – present most explicitly in the little vignettes appearing at the end of each chapter – and realise this through a range of different media, including video, print and the web.