2009/03/15 - Attending the 2009 Game Developers Conference® in San Francisco? Then stop by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador's booth (#5222 in the North Hall) to play Puffins: Island Adventure for the Nintendo® DS^TM. A distinctly Canadian game developed by Atlantic Canada’s own Other Ocean, Puffins: Island Adventure puts players in the role of a fledgling puffin as he or she learns the skills necessary to become a productive member of the flock. Learn fun facts about puffins and view videos of live puffins in their natural habitat.

2009/02/13 - Your Nintendo® DS^TM takes flight with Puffins: Island Adventure, Other Ocean's first original title. Adopt your unique feathery friend, and learn to fly, dive, swim, explore, start a family, and more in a variety of fun action-adventure minigames. Play alone or with a friend via WiFi. Puffins features a rich cultural soundtrack by Alan Doyle, frontman for the award-winning Great Big Sea. To learn more, visit our Products section or see the official press release. See what the press are saying about the game here and here.

2008/09/09 - Other Ocean Interactive is expanding with a brand new studio, to be located in the historic Atlantic Canadian city of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador! In a joint announcement with the province's Department of Business, Other Ocean unveiled its third video game initiative, following its highly successful founding studio in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, and its sister testing and quality assurance facility, Sculpin QA. For the full details, read the press release here. (Those interested in employment at our new studio should visit our Jobs page.)

2008/09/08 - Flo is on the go! PlayFirst and Other Ocean are pleased to announce the release of the ever-popular Diner Dash for Apple's iPhone. With all the excitement and features of this original restauranteering challenge, Diner Dash joined the line-up at the App Store on September 3^rd as Other Ocean's second game for the platform. To find out more, check it out here.

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