February 26, 2015

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Experience Entertainment “Enhanced with Tactile Effects” Yet? Here’s The Latest…

This is your opportunity to get your hands on the latest game and entertainment to be enhanced with tactile effects. Fan favorite Wooga’s Diamond Dash, now on Android, is featuring haptic technology in the latest version of its mobile game. Feel the excitement of the game as…

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January 16, 2015

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Immersion’s TouchSense Engage Blows Away Mobile Viewers

If you haven’t heard by now, the first ever haptically-enabled trailer debuted last September. The season four trailer of Showtime’s Emmy and Golden Globe-winning hit series, Homeland, was the first to leverage Immersion’s TouchSense Engage technology to give viewers…

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January 16, 2015

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Haptics was Big in 2014. Here’s to a Even Bigger 2015!

Haptics started off 2014 strong, as one of JWT Intelligence 100 Things to Watch in 2014. And that was just the beginning – during the remainder of the year the haptic development just kept coming. There were haptic-enabled bicycles, shoes, rings, and space robots…yes,…

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January 16, 2015

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Immersive Entertainment Steals the Show at CES 2015

For those of us in the content business, the big draw at this year’s International Consumer Electronics Show was the intense focus on immersive entertainment and technology. (CES highlights the focus on Immersive Entertainment from gaming and other entertainment…

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June 9, 2014

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Watch Dogs Creates a Sense of Hyper Reality

Watch Dogs has been the talk of the town in the gaming world lately. Going into E3 this week, I’m reminded of when I first saw the Watch Dogs game trailer at the show in 2012. I knew it was going to push the limits of immersive game play. Throughout the game, it is clear that the game…

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June 2, 2014

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Feel the Love For Indie Games

While gamers and developers alike enjoy the blockbuster games from major studios, there will always be something charming about the indie game. They are typically a little quirkier, bolder with their style and not afraid to try new things; some even blur the line between games…

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