So-called brain training games have zero positive benefits on the intelligence of players, according to new research. A study by BBC Labs UK, tested 12,000 viewers of the TV show Bang Goes the Theory to practice a series of online tasks for ten minutes a day over a period of …
Read More »Doctor Who game dated
Tonight’s episode of BBC sci-fi drama Doctor Who was followed by the first national TV trailer for the upcoming Doctor Who: The Adventure Games – which, it has now been revealed, will be released on June 5th. The free PC game is set in the 1960s and will feature the …
Read More »Doctor Who game unveiled tomorrow
Doctor Who fans don’t have long to wait for a sneak peak at the upcoming Adventure Games, with the first footage due to be shown tomorrow. A preview of the game will be shown straight after tomorrow’s episode, Victory of the Daleks, which will air on BBC One at 6.30pm. …
Read More »Doctor Who game: behind the scenes
A game that's bigger on the inside than it seems on the outside
Read More »First Doctor Who game dodges retail
The BBC this morning lifted the lid on the first Doctor Who game – but it won’t be available in shops. A brand new episodic title for PC and Mac called Doctor Who: The Adventure Games is being bankrolled by the licence fee and developed by leading UK talent. Sumo …
Read More »Who TV bosses talk games
Steven Moffat and Piers Wenger on why the time is right for interactive Doctor Who
Read More »In Pictures – Doctor Who: The Adventure Games
Concept and screens from new BBC project
Read More »BBC signs Cecil and Sumo for Doctor Who game
Leading UK talent turning sci-fi hero into episodic PC/mac titles - and they're free
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The Nintendo Wii enjoyed an increase in iPlayer use in February and now accounts for four per cent of the service’s total usage. iPlayer requests from Wii owners grew to 3.2m last month, up from the 2.8m in the month before. The numbers continue to upwards trend for Wii since …
Read More »BBC cuts ‘wont hurt game push
The recent ‘Putting Quality First’ report, which urged the BBC to cut spending and focus on less content, won’t stop the plans its Worldwide division has to licence out new games titles. Last week a strategic review confirmed that the world-renowned broadcaster will drop two radio stations and cut internet …
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