Tag Archives: transmedia

Strategy Game Gets Book Deal

Posted on February 11, 2013 by Mark Wallace

The most interesting part of this press release announcing that Ireland-based game company Digit raises US$2.5m is not the financing news, but the last sentence of the release: “Kings of the Realm [Digit's free-to-play strategy title] is due out later … Continue reading →

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Transmedia and the Future of Narrative Entertainment

Posted on November 17, 2011 by Mark Wallace

I have a picture in my head of someone’s experience, circa 2-5 years from now (and probably starting sooner, like already), that is about how we will discover and consume our stories — our narrative entertainment experiences of whatever kind. … Continue reading →

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Other Transmedia Business Models

Posted on November 12, 2011 by Mark Wallace

Henry Jenkins has a great series of guest posts from Brian Clark up on his blog at the moment. It’s a five-part series on transmedia business models, and it makes a lot of interesting points, including looking at transmedia production … Continue reading →

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Pervasive Gaming and Best Practices at StoryWorld

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Mark Wallace

I was at the StoryWorld conference in San Francisco earlier this week. It’s great to see the beginnings of a cohesive community and body of thought emerge around transmedia and evolving narrative — it reminds me of the early days … Continue reading →

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Playing the Story

Posted on October 30, 2011 by Mark Wallace

I’ve been doing a bunch of of over-thinking lately about the evolution of story and the future of narrative entertainment, so rather than continue that navel-gazing, here’s the short form (the short story, so to speak), and I’ll have more … Continue reading →

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