NeuroSky MindWave European Launch

NeuroSky have launched their new and improved headset in Europe. The technical marvel which lets you control computer games using only your mind is called the MindWave and was demoed at two high-profile events. Ce-BIT in Hanover in March, and more recently atThe Gadget Show Live in Birmingham. Directors Simon (left) and John can be seen above at The Gadget Show demo.

The Mindwave is available now from here: http://store-eu.neurosky.com/products/mindwave-1

It comes with roll7's super-fun game Man.Up. for free! Here is the Man.Up. trailer to whet your appetite:
http://www.youtube.com/user/roll7games#p/a/u/1/FF7GZJviIQ8

Jonathan Margolis Interview

Financial Times journalist Jonathan Margolis has a chat with John Ribbins about Brain Computer Interfaces, Zombie Pop and Man.Up.
You can check it out at
http://www.howtospendit.com/#/articles/4325-technopolis-tv-mind-control-games

Arcade Cabinet Build

Lovingly crafted from a solid piece of the finest mahogany by skilled craftsmen and women, this beautiful retro arcade cabinet would be a stunning addition to any home. Comes complete with roll7's brilliant Whack-a-Mule game.

...In other news...

roll7's office is in jubilant mood as several big projects are coming to fruition.

The arcade cabinet to house the brilliant Whack-a-Mule game we have created is almost complete. The cabinet will be touring UK universities starting with Greenwich on Tuesday 22nd March for the Crimestoppers Money Mules campaign.

There has been button-bashing aplenty going on with the Hackney Sprint game being put through its paces. Think of the classic Daley Thompson's Decathlon on Amstrad 1985 and you are part of the way there. This game is seriously addictive and is coming to your Facebook wall very soon.

roll7 featured in Stuff magazine's Mind Control article!

New Focus Pocus Screenshots

These shots of our new game Focus Pocus look pretty sweet.

Can't wait for the finished product...

OnRoute

OnRoute is a £1 million pound project funded by Asda. The aim of the project is to support mobile buses providing activities for young people in deprived communities.

roll7 has now been recruited to design and build the community website for OnRoute, and we are looking forward to creating a space where different mobile bus projects throughout the UK can interact and share best practice to ultimately improve the lives of the service users.

John P is currently busy wire framing the website to set out the visual layout.

Focus Pocus has had a successful Beta release, and Ollie is now working on Facebook App 'Hackney Sprint Game' (working title).