Free copies of new DVD 'digiElement' magazine
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Free advanced copies of
the brand new DVD format 'digiElement' magazine with exclusive content.
New York, NY (February 9, 2004) - digiElement is ecstatic to announce an advance preview of digiElement magazine, the first DVD magazine for video games and anime. For a limited
time, fans can log on to digiElement.com and receive a free copy of the DVD loaded with anime and video game content.
For gaming fans, we have a treat. Contained in this preview DVD is an action packed look at the much anticipated first person shooter game, 'Halo 2.' For over ten mouth-watering minutes fans can see how the game will look, sound, and feel.
Fans will also get sneak peeks at 'Half Life 2, Doom 3, Ninja Gaiden, Fable, and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.' There is even an extensive look at the popular Japanese import game 'One Piece: Treasure Battle.'
There is plenty for the Otaku as well. The digiElement.com crew takes a look back at Otakon 2003, the largest anime convention on the east coast!Our special feature includes original footage of cosplayers, industry panels, the dance, karaoke, gaming, fan chats, and much, much more.
Taking the extra step, we have exclusive interviews with Director Itsuro Kawasaki ('Arc the Lad' and 'Wild Arms') and Producer Akio Matsuda ('Strawberry Eggs') of 'L/R' and Director Yoshiaki Iwasaki ('Love Hina'), and concert footage of the beautiful and talented Kristine Sa! We even have easter eggs for viewers to find and enjoy.
All these amazing features can be found in our advanced preview of digiElement.Be sure to watch out for more exciting coverage of the video game and anime world in future issues!
About digiElement:
In order to deliver a more enriched experience to video game and anime fans, digiElement.com is formed to publish a magazine in DVD format. 'digiElement' is a bi-monthly magazine
featuring rich content in video gaming and Japaneseanimation. Inside the DVD magazine fans will find previews and reviews of upcoming games and anime titles, interviews and events, as well as special features.
the brand new DVD format 'digiElement' magazine with exclusive content.
New York, NY (February 9, 2004) - digiElement is ecstatic to announce an advance preview of digiElement magazine, the first DVD magazine for video games and anime. For a limited
time, fans can log on to digiElement.com and receive a free copy of the DVD loaded with anime and video game content.
For gaming fans, we have a treat. Contained in this preview DVD is an action packed look at the much anticipated first person shooter game, 'Halo 2.' For over ten mouth-watering minutes fans can see how the game will look, sound, and feel.
Fans will also get sneak peeks at 'Half Life 2, Doom 3, Ninja Gaiden, Fable, and Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles.' There is even an extensive look at the popular Japanese import game 'One Piece: Treasure Battle.'
There is plenty for the Otaku as well. The digiElement.com crew takes a look back at Otakon 2003, the largest anime convention on the east coast!Our special feature includes original footage of cosplayers, industry panels, the dance, karaoke, gaming, fan chats, and much, much more.
Taking the extra step, we have exclusive interviews with Director Itsuro Kawasaki ('Arc the Lad' and 'Wild Arms') and Producer Akio Matsuda ('Strawberry Eggs') of 'L/R' and Director Yoshiaki Iwasaki ('Love Hina'), and concert footage of the beautiful and talented Kristine Sa! We even have easter eggs for viewers to find and enjoy.
All these amazing features can be found in our advanced preview of digiElement.Be sure to watch out for more exciting coverage of the video game and anime world in future issues!
About digiElement:
In order to deliver a more enriched experience to video game and anime fans, digiElement.com is formed to publish a magazine in DVD format. 'digiElement' is a bi-monthly magazine
featuring rich content in video gaming and Japaneseanimation. Inside the DVD magazine fans will find previews and reviews of upcoming games and anime titles, interviews and events, as well as special features.
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