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As we say here at PeopleSpace, there are no sticky problems,
only sticky solutions. Here are some customers who found their
solution at PeopleSpace.
| FoxSports
was looking for advertainment (a marketing-based game)
for a promotion with MasterCard and the NHL. PeopleSpace
created two games that were branded NHL and MasterCard. |
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NBCOlympics.com needed gaming entertainment
for the 2000 Summer Olympics web site. PeopleSpace created
more than 30 trivia games on sports ranging from diving
to triathlon. |
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| Ask
Jeeves was looking for a way to improve user acquisition
and retention on its web site. PeopleSpace is designing
their multiplayer Trivia Sweepstakes. |
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| When Kesmai
sought to improve user acquisition and retention on its gaming site, PeopleSpace created a series of easy-play games
ranging from golf- to space-related themes. |
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| Dentistry.com
wanted entertaining kids' games,
branded with a dental theme. PeopleSpace created five games
for the site, including Whack-a-Molar and Grin &
Pair It. |
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| Playboy.com
requested a quality game as an entertainment feature
to assist with user retention. PeopleSpace
is licensing a Strip Poker game with Playboy
models as game characters. |
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| Boxerjam
was looking for a "viral" game that would help attract
users to its game site, a game that Boxerjam members would send to their friends. PeopleSpace developed the concept
and did the programming. |
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| Mindshare,
on behalf of the Business Software Allaince, wanted to educate the market about software piracy. PeopleSpace created a set
of trivia games that both entertain and educate - "edutainment." |
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| Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Sesame Street was looking for an interesting online promotion. PeopleSpace created multiplayer
and a single-player trivia games based on
Sesame Street characters and content. |
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| PeopleSpace created an
interactive educational tool so Capital
One could educate users about various
aspects of its business. |
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| iVillage
needed technical and creative development assistance. PeopleSpace created a series of products
for iVillage, including their highly successful Baby
Name Finder. |
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| EA.com
was looking for fresh content for its game
site. PeopleSpace created a Shockwave soccer game
with artificial intelligence for both offensive
and defensive play. PeopleSpace continues to work
with EA.com in concept and game development. |
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