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==I Love Bees== | ==I Love Bees== | ||
In 2004, they made the game [[I Love Bees]] to advertise [[Halo 2]] for [[Microsoft]] and [[Bungie]]. Other games include ''The Beast'' to advertise the movie [[wikipedia:A.I. (film)|A.I.]], and ''MSN Found'' to promote the MSN Search engine. | In 2004, they made the game ''[[I Love Bees]]'' to advertise ''[[Halo 2]]'' for [[Microsoft]] and [[Bungie]]. Other games include ''The Beast'' to advertise the movie ''[[wikipedia:A.I. (film)|A.I.]]'', and ''MSN Found'' to promote the MSN Search engine. | ||
==Notable Employees== | ==Notable Employees== | ||
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==Related Links== | ==Related Links== | ||
===Related Articles=== | ===Related Articles=== | ||
*[[I | *[[I Love Bees Credits]] | ||
===External Links=== | ===External Links=== |
Revision as of 17:54, June 18, 2008
Template:Ratings Template:Realworld Template:Bees 4orty2wo Entertainment is a company that creates large interactive games as publicity stunts for other products. Their form of advertising blurs the line between fiction and reality, causing wide-spread user involvement in the campaigns.
I Love Bees
In 2004, they made the game I Love Bees to advertise Halo 2 for Microsoft and Bungie. Other games include The Beast to advertise the movie A.I., and MSN Found to promote the MSN Search engine.
Notable Employees
- Joe Dinunzo
- Susan Bonds
- Elan Lee
- Jim Stewartson
- Alex Lieu
- Sean Stewart
- Jane McGonigal
- Bob Fagan
- Jordan Weisman