Post by krazykev on Dec 5, 2008 12:58:18 GMT -5
Why is A&T not in this video game? Is this a job for the new Marketing Director...
www.bcfxgame.com
Baton Rouge-based Nerjyzed Game Studios will debut the console edition of the Black College Football Experience (BCFx) video game from 9 p.m. to midnight on Nov. 28 at the Superdome during the 35th Annual Bayou Classic festivities.
The event will kick off Nerjyzed’s national advertising campaign for the game. The campaign will include commercial time during NBC’s broadcast of the Bayou Classic, which begins at 1 p.m. Nov. 29. Nerjyzed will also host the first BCFx Sideline Video Game Zone during the Bayou Classic, where gamers will compete live.
The debut event will feature ESPN anchor Stan Verrett, who will serve as host. Grambling State University alum Doug Williams, the Super Bowl XXII Most Valuable Player and first black quarterback to win a Super bowl championship, and Southern alum and chairman and CEO of Nerjyzed, Jacqueline S. Beauchamp, will also be on hand along with football players, administrators and alumni of historically black colleges and universities. The game comes out in February, we will be using season ending rosters as reported to us by the individual schools. Every school that is in the game is compensated.
Now if we could only get the other MEAC schools to want to participate in the project. We got all the schools from the SWAC, the CIAA, and the SIAC, but are still working on Morgan, Howard, NC A&T, Delaware St., Norfolk, and WSSU.
www.bcfxgame.com
Baton Rouge-based Nerjyzed Game Studios will debut the console edition of the Black College Football Experience (BCFx) video game from 9 p.m. to midnight on Nov. 28 at the Superdome during the 35th Annual Bayou Classic festivities.
The event will kick off Nerjyzed’s national advertising campaign for the game. The campaign will include commercial time during NBC’s broadcast of the Bayou Classic, which begins at 1 p.m. Nov. 29. Nerjyzed will also host the first BCFx Sideline Video Game Zone during the Bayou Classic, where gamers will compete live.
The debut event will feature ESPN anchor Stan Verrett, who will serve as host. Grambling State University alum Doug Williams, the Super Bowl XXII Most Valuable Player and first black quarterback to win a Super bowl championship, and Southern alum and chairman and CEO of Nerjyzed, Jacqueline S. Beauchamp, will also be on hand along with football players, administrators and alumni of historically black colleges and universities. The game comes out in February, we will be using season ending rosters as reported to us by the individual schools. Every school that is in the game is compensated.
Now if we could only get the other MEAC schools to want to participate in the project. We got all the schools from the SWAC, the CIAA, and the SIAC, but are still working on Morgan, Howard, NC A&T, Delaware St., Norfolk, and WSSU.
