C4 Education launches first fruit of cross-platform remit
Channel 4 Education has today (Thursday) launched the first project under its new cross-platform remit: an alternative reality game.Bow Street Runner is a Flash-based adventure game and is part of Channel 4's City of Vice drama series. The game, which launches out of beta today, was created by Brighton-based developer Littleloud.It's part of a strategy by Channel 4 Education's commissioning editor Matt Locke to invest in gaming in 2008 and 2009 as it seeks to connect with ...
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