Developing for Stage 3D in Flash
If you’re like me and not a Flash developer you may ask what all the fuss is about. Why bother? What’s the Flash 11 difference? So I sat down with our own Reading Tech Alliance to gnaw on some egg-rolls and get the skinny…
Franklin, Zombie Hunter!
The dark wizards at Neo-Pangea brewed a cauldron of macabre adventure to bring internet gamers and tech nerds a sweet Halloween treat, DeadCoats. It's a dark autumn night in 1789 when an army of undead British soldiers hath…
Best in Show +6 Gold
Best in Show
Marketing — Game or Application — Education
National Geographic, 3D Migration Globe
Interactive real-time 3D globe that lets you explore migration paths for 12 different species.
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Featured in Keystone Edge
Keystone Edge tells the story of the new economy in Pennsylvania--a narrative of creative people and businesses, new development, cool places to live, and the best places to work and play.
Who Killed IE? It was Helvetica in the browser with a candlestick!
A recent battle I ran into while developing a client site was driving me quite near to the line of insanity... I spent nearly 25-30 hours solely in debugging time on this particular issue, which is redonkulous for something…
Phil interviewed...
Read the interview here: Neo-Pangea and National Geographic launch interactive series "Brain Games"
Take a look at the Brain Games site in all its glory: Brain Games on National Geographic Channel
Winner at Iab Mixx
The Snappledellic interactive YouTube treasure hunt was chosen as a winner in the “Interactive Video” category.
Award winners included industry giants like Google Creative Lab, Big Spaceship, Hill Holiday, Crispin Porter…
Play Games with Your Brain
Neo-Pangea consulted their resident mind freak and executed some mental calisthenics to create a mind bending, brain straining adventure. Mental games, video explainers, and other content in the "Brain Games" interactive…
Website of the Year Nominee
You can help vote for the project on the Awwwards website.Rebuilding the Titanic, produced for the National Geographic Channel, has received praise across the globe for its unique, period look and feel and robust content.
Earl of Dimensional Toonery
When we asked him how he liked working with us he responded that most of the guys were cool and then added that he doesn't trust the short ones because their brains are too close to their butts. Trust issues aside, we're…
