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This document outlines a proposed Coca Cola advertising game that would be released on gaming consoles and PC. The side-scrolling game's goal is to guide the player's character to the finish without falling, while a Coca Cola logo is displayed in the background. The target audience is teenagers of all genders who want to have fun. Legal considerations include using the Coca Cola logo and character, so ensuring the game is sufficiently different from any copyrighted works.
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3. formal proposal advergame
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Proposal
The game is called "Coke Run" and is a side-scrolling mobile or computer game where the player controls an adventurous Coke can jumping over Pepsi cans. The goal is to jump over the Pepsi cans and reach the finish line, conveying the message to buy Coke instead of Pepsi. It was inspired by Mario games involving side-scrolling and jumping over obstacles. The game aims to appeal to all ages and social classes with simple, fun gameplay. No offensive content is included and copyright is avoided through using only brand colors instead of names or images.
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Advergame proposal (1)
You play as a bottle of Coca-Cola avoiding Pepsi cans by jumping in a 2D side-scrolling game. The game can be played on phones worldwide, appealing to any age, gender or social status with its simple and non-offensive gameplay inspired by Mario. Minor references will be made to Pepsi as the "bad guys" represented as cans that can be avoided by jumping, with logos slightly changed to avoid copyright issues.
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Proposal
The game is called "Coke Run" and is a side-scrolling mobile or computer game where the player controls an adventurous Coke can jumping over Pepsi cans. The goal is to jump over the Pepsi cans and reach the finish line, conveying the message to buy Coke instead of Pepsi. It was inspired by Mario games involving side-scrolling and jumping over obstacles. The game aims to appeal to all ages and social classes with simple, fun gameplay. No offensive content is included and copyright is avoided through using only brand colors instead of names or images.
Formal proposal adver game
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Advergame proposal (1)
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Formal proposal (pixel game)
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3. formal proposal 2
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Formal proposal advergame
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This advergame promotes Coca Cola by having players jump between bottles that increase in height to reach a Coca Cola can to win. The game targets 16-19 year old males and females of any social status in the United Kingdom in English. To avoid legal issues, the game will not include offensive content and will blur the Coca Cola logo to differentiate it from the real brand.
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3. formal proposal 2
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