Activision Publishing, Inc.

Daniel Neil

Paul Derek Yan

Paul Reiche, Iii

Robert Frederick Ford

Adrian M Ledda

Michael James Stout

Michael D Ebert

Avery Lodato

Jason Lin

Brian Thomas Fricks

Robert Leyland

Ray West

Kern Corrigan

Paul Reiche

Systems and methods enable most valuable players (MVPs) of a gameplay session to play a bonus gameplay session where other players (non-MVP players) participate as player-spectators in online video games and, through a collective voting mechanism or through active interaction, determine the occurrence of certain events or contents of the bonus gameplay in real time. In this manner, non-MVP players are able to directly affect the course of the bonus gameplay.

Systems and methods for generating tailored game event options to spectators

Systems and methods for incentivizing player participation in bonus game play sessions

Systems and methods for enabling audience participation in bonus game play sessions

Computer-implemented methods and systems for simulating a multiplayer game environment to allow players of different skill levels to concurrently play the same level of a gaming session, to encourage and incentivize cooperative team behavior, to match players based on subjective variables, such as likeability and a general fun factor, and to tailor gaming content based on the social group itself.

Methods and systems for improved content generation in multiplayer gaming environments

Methods and systems for improved content customization in multiplayer gaming environments

The invention disclosed herein relates to a video game system comprising a video game console and an object or toy used in connection with the video game console, wherein the object or toy has a rewritable data storage device, and wherein the video game console stores information in the rewritable data storage device in response to game play events occurring in a first gaming session. The stored information is subsequently retrieved by the video game console in a second gaming session, and the retrieved information is used to conduct the game play of the second gaming session.

Interactive video game system comprising toys with rewritable memories

Methods and systems for incentivizing team cooperation in multiplayer gaming environments

Growing community of inventors

San Francisco, CA, United States of America

Daniel Neil