Online ‘Scoop’ Game Gets Players Free Ice Cream

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Boston interactive marketing agency FUSEideas has created an online game for Boston.com’s promotion of the Brigham’s Ice Cream Scoop campaign which offers coupons for free ice cream to those that play the online game. Running from September 12 to 17, the game will also incorporate a “Vote for the Wildcard” flavor which will then be served on the last day of three Scoop promotion. The game itself calls for players to move ice cream cone, Coney, from side to side on the screen and catch as many scoops of ice cream as possible.

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