Showing posts with label positive gaming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label positive gaming. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 March 2011

Positive Gaming sponsors TEN at AAHPERD 2011

iDANCE and TEN in San Diego!

Positive Gaming is the sponsor with TEN T-Shirts as the Official uniform of the Exergame Workshop: Oceans of Opportunities 4 Better Health, spearheaded by SUNY Cortland.
This experiential multidisciplinary workshop will focus on how exergames (video games that require physical exertion to play) can be used as a means to accumulate more physical activity in today’s sedentary society. Our panel will lead live demonstrations and competitions on the use and benefits of exergames in schools, fitness clubs, and at home. Don’t miss your chance to meet the leaders in exergaming from education, health care, advocacy, fitness, research, manufacturing, and marketing.
The sessions will include presenters from many different aspects of the exergaming world, with support from SUNY Cortland students running demonstrations on stations such as iDANCE2, Gamercize, Xavix and Exergame Station.
The event will take place on Tuesday 29th March from 8:00AM in San Diego and has a Facebook group where you can ask the experts, pick up information and follow the sessions if you cannot attend in person.
Huge thanks to Positive Gaming for the sponsorship of the TEN uniforms with their showcase product iDANCE2, which will be in the forefront of the workshop. Thanks also to Jill from www.bstreethill.com for helping TEN out with the production of the Tees at seriously short notice!

Sunday, 12 December 2010

The Exergame Network Award Categories

Fifteen categories cover the new generation of Active Video Games (Exergames) with nominations from industry experts. The Exergame Network's Active Gaming Awards have the following categories and nominations are:

The awards for the winners will be made in January, so get voting now! Make you vote count with the quick and simple survey at http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/421003/vote


1. Best Children's Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award that gets younger kids moving with active video gaming!
- Dance Dance Revolution Disney Grooves by Konami
- Wild Planet Hyper Dash
- Atari Family Trainer
- Just Dance Kids by Ubisoft
- Nickelodeon Fit by 2K Play

2. Best Physical Education Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game that is best to use in PE classes
- HOPSports Training System
- Gamercize Pro-Sport for Wii
- Cyber Coach
- Xer Pro Sportwall
- Target Trainer

3. Best Seniors Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award to an active video game for the "silver gamer"
- Sony Eyetoy - Play
- Wii Sports - Bowling
- Cobalt Flux - Dancetown
- XaviX - EYEHAND
- NeuroActive Brainbike

4. Best Accessibility Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game suitable for players with disabilities
- Nintendo Wii Sports
- Cobalt Flux - Hand Dance Pro
- Eyetoy - Play for PS2
- The GameCycle
- Target Trainer

5. Best Home Dance Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for a console based dance video game
- Konami DDR
- Just Dance by Ubisoft
- Activision Dance Masters
- StepMania
- Microsoft Kinect Dance Central

6. Best Commercial Grade Dance Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game dance system suitable for youth clubs and fitness facilities
- In the Groove 2
- Positive Gaming iDANCE2
- Cobalt Flux Blufit
- Pump It Up Pro
- Xerdance

7. Best Exergame Fitness Avatar
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for the hottest in-game virtual trainer!
- Jillian Michaels Fitness Ultimatum
- Daisy Fuentes Pilates
- Your Shape Fitness Evolved
- Wii Yoga
- Jackie Chan PowerBoxing

8. Best Rehabilitation Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game used in physical therapies
- Wii Sports
- Sony Eyetoy for PS2
- Wii Sports Resort
- Trazer 2
- Wii Fit and Wii Fit Plus

9. Best Group Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game for four players or more
- Positive Gaming iDANCE2
- Gamercize Pro-Sport with Xbox LIVE
- Xerdance
- Cobalt Flux Blufit
- HOPSports Training System

10. Best Gateway Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game that encourages participation in traditional physical activities
- Wii Sports
- XaviX Sports
- PlayStation Move Sports Champions
- Microsoft Kinect Sports
- Humana Horsepower Challenge

11. Best "Head to Head" Competition Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for a two player active video games best for 1 on 1 competition
- Exerbike for PS2
- GameBike for PS2
- Gamercize Pro-Sport for Xbox 360
- Web Racing for PC
- LightSpace Wall Peter Welsh Boxing

12. Best Brain Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for a brain training game that requires physical activity
- NeuroActive BrainBike
- Footgaming FootPOWR Pad
- Fisher Price Smart Cycle
- Gamercize PC-Sport
- V.Smart Motion

13. Best Music in an Exergame
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active video game with good songs or music
- Ubisoft - Just Dance
- Positive Gaming iDANCE2
- Cobalt Flux Blufit
- Xerdance
- Wii - Walk it Out

14. Best Commercial Exergame 2010
Place your vote from the following finalists in the award for an active videogame system suitable for youth clubs and fitness facilities that was launched in 2010
- Makoto 2
- Cobalt Flux Blufit
- Positive Gaming iDANCE2
- Trazer 2
- GameBike 2

15. BEST HOME EXERGAME 2010
Place your vote from the following finalists in the top award, for a console based active video game for home use that was launched in 2010
- PlayStation Move - Start the Party
- Microsoft Kinect Sports
- Nintendo Motion Plus - Wii Sports Resort
- Ubisoft Just Dance for Wii
- EA Sports Active 2 for Wii

To vote please go to http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/421003/vote, thank you!
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