Over the summer-before either interview-the Activision chief admitted that the company was into social games. what's the point then? Since then, Kotick spoke with Bloomberg, seeming refreshingly bullish on the prospect of Facebook games. So now that they've gotten a large enough audience and we've done enough analysis of the opportunity, we can commit capital." He adds, however, "We don't have huge expectations." Um, just curious. In assessing Facebook, Kotick says he's been "trying to figure out what we could do that's different from what's being done. "If we can't put a creative foot forward, it's not interesting to us," he told me at the company's headquarters, which is tucked in an office complex on Ocean Park Avenue. Where you able to get past the incredibly difficult third level?Īs of October Activision chief executive Bobby Kotick still wasn't ready.
Remember to only shoot the red targets and to charge up your gun before firing.
After that, pick your settings and get shooting. The other choice is the slightly more unwieldy super-advanced Hydro Soaker DH-32 gun. The first is the trusty Soak Gattler, which is kind of a revolver-gatling gun mix. The only difference is in this town, folks don't do battle with bullets, they gun each other down with good ol' water guns.Īt the start of the game you'll have a pick of two water guns. You'll have to use impeccable aim and shooting skills to blast away at targets. Add Comment.įiled under: Game of the Day In Loaded Waterguns you'll explore a dusty Wild West town. Based on the looks of GreenSpace, RocketOwl seems to be dedicated to at least raising awareness of the same issues, but make that call for yourself.Ĭlick here to play GreenSpace on Facebook Now >ĭo you think Facebook games are a good place to raise awareness of issues of waste and other "green" concerns? Do you think GreenSpace could do or does a good job of this? Sound off in the comments. Both games revolve around reclaiming a territory from the clutches of clutter, though the latter is attached to real-life organizations looking to do the same in the world around us. GreenSpace strikes us as quite similar to a recent green-themed Facebook game, Guerillapps's Trash Tycoon. We could not be happier with the final product and hope that you enjoy playing it as much as we've enjoyed putting it together."
"Now that GreenSpace is coming out of beta, the entire team is really excited to see the public reception of the launch. "We've been working with players over the past few months to fine-tune the game,"RocketOwl CEO Graeme Barlow said in a statement.
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