TMNT, Paw Patrol, and Spongebob All Headed to Miko 3 Kids’ Robot ToddMitchell, July 14, 2022July 11, 2024 The Miko 3 robot, an award-winning toy for kids with artificial intelligence features and its own content platform, will soon play animated stories featuring some of Paramount’s most recognizable characters. While CodeWritePlay hasn’t done any hands-on coverage of the Miko 3 robot and content platform, unboxing videos around the web are pretty impressive. After seemingly uncomplicated setup, kids ages 5 to 9 can have conversations with the robot, play games, and check out new content Miko units can download over wifi. It’s a load of eye-grabbing tech and cute features for kids, though the $249 USD price tag makes it no small decision. The new Paramount content will join Miko’s lineup of existing brand partnerships that include (among others) DaVinci Kids, Kidoodle.TV, and, a staple in this household, Cosmic Kids. Miko 3 can access certain third-party stories for free. All content will be available as part of the Miko Max subscription. A new stories app is scheduled to launch later this year. Share this:FacebookXLike this:Like Loading... Culture Gaming Uncategorized MikoMiko 3Paw PatrolSpongebob SquarepantsTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Culture Jordan Mauriello of MoreYellow June 23, 2022July 11, 2024 MoreYellow CEO, Jordan Mauriello, joins to discuss corporate and personal brand management, what it takes to turn heads at game launch time, and what generating buzz may look like with the game industry’s next set of big changes. Share this:FacebookXLike this:Like Loading... Read More
Culture James Ross of Monster Finger Games January 14, 2021July 11, 2024 Alien Scumbags designer and developer, James Ross, calls in to discuss his game’s early success and some of the unique ways he’s involved community members in the project. We also age ourselves with talk of floppy disks and Game Maker version 1.0. Share this:FacebookXLike this:Like Loading... Read More