Nintendo teams up with CiTV to promote Mario games
Staff,, brandrepublic.com, Thursday, 18 November 2004, 11:00am,
LONDON – ITV's CiTV website for children is teaming up with Nintendo to launch 'Mario Month', promoting new gaming products featuring the computer game character.
For five weeks, the CiTV website, transformed by The Graphic Design Agency, will encourage visitors to play Mario games on their Nintendo Gamecube, enter competitions and collect Mario ecards to download different wallpapers and screensavers each week.
A TV ad campaign will support the online activity for Mario Month and also promote Nintendo's hand-held Game Boy Advance and Game Cube.
Jeremy Rosenberg, online sales manager at ITV, said: "The Mario Month is a ground-breaking campaign for CiTV because it is the first time ITV has incorporated an integrated ad to be shown within broadcast to drive kids to CiTV.co.uk."
Robert Lowe, UK product manager for Nintendo, said: "Mario Month is an excellent way of promoting five great Mario games this November and the deal between CiTV and Nintendo is a superb way to encapsulate the Mario look and feel online and on television."
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