Cnet has written another article mentioning the efforts of 4orty2wo Entertainment while also outlining the online content revolving around the television show, Lost.
Mentions of 4orty2two, LCP and The Beast begin at the bottom of page 1.
The Boston Globe has run an interesting and thorough article on ARGs, comparing them to serial novels and the hit television series, Lost. Of note, the author cites The Beast and Last Call Poker.
Edge Magazine makes note of LCP and another 4orty2wo production, Hex168 (a marketing campaign for the Xbox360) in an article about marketing and gaming.
The Edmonton Journal mentions Last Call Poker and our good friend Lucky Brown in a paragraph in a recent article while the website Launch Poker describes LCP as a guerilla marketing campaign to get people to play more Poker (and as promotion for Activision’s Gun
As some out there in the world are questioning the joyousness of poker in the sacred graveyard, Cnet reporter Daniel Terdiman has written a follow-up article describing the efforts of some Worlds of Warcraft (WoW) players to take Graveyard Texas Hold-em to the WoW graveyards on the Kilrogg server.
Awesome! Worlds are colliding!
Jane McGonigal will be speaking on ARGs and collaborative MMOs such as Last Call Poker and I Love Bees on October 27th at the Austin Game Conference.
In another reporting flurry from the San Francisco event, The San Francisco Chronicle published an article on the subject, including quotes from UF members.
Cnet had reporter Daniel Terdiman live at the recent Graveyard Games event in San Francisco and has written a lovely report of his experience.
This past weekend was the San Francisco, CA Graveyard Games event and BoingBoing threw up a little blurb encouraging people to get involved.
Gamasutra threw out a short article on Last Call Poker, mentioning its ties to Gun and 4orty2wo Entertainment