Video game industry

"rondomedia is one of the leading publishers and distributors of entertainment-software in Germany with a strong focus on casual games."

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Think Services organizes many conferences in the games space including various Game Developers conferences and the Independent Games Festival. “Think Services connects specialized professional communities worldwide using educational events, consulting, training, certification, membership, and informational resources. Providing comprehensive opportunities for professionals to learn from, network with, and inspire each other, Think Services builds strong brands and works within communities to foster a unique affinity with its products and services.”

EA Sports Active is an exergame that engages players in an interactive fitness program. The game is made up of a variety of activities which include cardio workouts, strength training exercises, and muscle endurance tests. With the help of a virtual trainer, players can create their own custom regiments as well as set their own goals.

Grossology is an educational science game that focuses on the grosser, and presumably more fun, aspects of biology.

Handigo contains a set of three mini-games designed to educate players about what it’s like to live with some type of impairment. Each mini-game addresses a different kind of handicap, and it is the goal of the player to overcome obstacles so they can make it to their destination before time runs out.

Let’s Pilates is an instructional handheld game for the Nintendo DS intended to teach players how to do Pilates and provide tips and strategies for training even when on the go.Players may learn to improve their flexibility, coordination, strength, and endurance even while watching TV or taking a break at the office.

For the Nintendo Wii, Walk It Out allows players to stroll along at their leisure. As their onscreen avatars, players can walk for miles to the music and rhythm being played in the background. As players’ steps become more in sync with the beat of the music, buildings and monuments appear and the virtual environment turns into a colorful world.