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The Go Game designed a custom game using the iPAQ device and new location software known as mScape. CNET played and produced this video! >> see the video |
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Our Giving Back Go Game that we ran for the USC School of Social Work wrote a lovely article about us in their newsletter. |
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The Go Game's full-service team building juggernaut has left literally hundreds of happy event planners and managers in its wake. Says Zarick, "The Go Game's off-the-shelf games are really worth every penny." >> read the article here |
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CALL it the business conference bonbon, the afternoon activity in which colleagues bond, polish their team skills and kill a couple of hours after the day’s heavy-duty meetings. For years, golf ruled, but golf is so 20th century. How about sending people on a treasure hunt instead? >> read the article here |
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“We’ve done games for North Bay companies,” says Fraser. “But also, the North Bay is a big destination spot. Many companies will bring their global sales force or management team to Wine Country as a reward or for a conference, and they’ll want to add a team building element to the week. >> read the article here |
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From the creators of the highly popular "The Go Game" comes "The Spy Game," an exercise in collaboration and corporate intrigue. This is not a video game or any kind of handheld experience; rather, it's a company-run series of "games" that will help a company's employees bond together in the processing of solving mysteries, beating deadlines, and otherwise emulating spies. >> read the article here |
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The
Go Game was featured on the front page of the Calgary Herald. They
followed a wildly fun game played by Cognera Corp in downtown Calgary.
Kate Joslyn, president of Cognera, says the growing popularity of
games such as The Go Game are reflective of the trend towards companies
using more "value-added" activities in their efforts to
attract and retain the best and brightest. >> read the article here |
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CBS News covered The Go Game as part of the first annual Come Out
and Play Festival in NYC. Check out the video! >> read the article and see the video here |
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If you and your co-workers find yourselves in a high-stakes caper
straight out of a James Bond movie, there's a pretty good chance
you're playing "The Spy Game." >> read the article here |
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Bernice Yeung, staff writer from the SF Weekly waxes eloquent on
her experience playing The Go Game in North Beach. |
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The Go Game got top billing in an Slate magazine article on how immersive games are blurring the border between play and reality. |
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"We really try to encourage people to see their everyday world in a new light," said Fraser, who showed up for a recent game dressed in an orange jumpsuit, while his partner, Kelly, sported a cape. "This is a way to connect with your everyday world and see it for the playground it can be." |
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The half-day affair involves digital cameras with video functions,
cellular phones with text messaging capability, a climactic slide-show
party and wacky prizes for the victors. The game draws tech workers,
teachers, students, investment bankers and assorted derring-doers
alike. |