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Published: 2011/01/14
A "Grateful Dead World of Gaming" Now in Production
We’re not quite sure what will come of this but Curious Sense, an Asheville, North Carolina based game developer has announced that it has acquired the exclusive rights to create online and mobile social media activities utilizing the music of the Grateful Dead. The company’s founder, Adam Blumenthal, a self-professed Deadhead, is quite animated about the prospects. Billboard.biz is reporting that Blumenthal’s company owns “exclusive worldwide rights for three-and-a-half years to create online and mobile experiences from the Grateful Dead’s voluminous music and visual assets.”
A statement on the company’s website hints at what might follow: “Within seconds of entering the Grateful Dead Game, Dead Heads, and new fans alike, will be drawn into an experience that will adapt to the type of visitor they are. From the first click the player will enter into a universe of Grateful Dead music, sounds, and visuals. Games and activities will reside within several regions of the World, each designed according to a theme from Grateful Dead lore – the Old West, Space, San Francisco, Giza. At every turn whimsy, surprises, pranks, and miracles may be presented. We’re planning to design an interactive masterpiece, worthy of America’s most important band. (Yes, we are some very excited Dead Heads!!) Dead Heads will dig the experience for the novel ways we’ll offer them to play with the music they love. Prospective fans will have a new port of entry into the Grateful Dead World. Curious Sense is currently developing dozens of games to be included in the first version of the product, due to be launched this Summer.”
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