Gordon serves on the advisory board for a non-profit organization known as Gold Star Gamers. Their mission is to bring hope and healing to children who have lost parent in the military through gaming.
As part of this role, Gordon produced a series of videos centered around an event the team hosted in Colorado. Check out the first one below. (You can see him in a very soaked cameo at the :28 second mark.)
Gordon’s popular “Hall of Fame” art style seamlessly melds the essence of traditional mosaic design with modern digital artistry. This process involves meticulously arranging a variety of intricate, smaller images, each resonating with the theme or subject, to form a stunning and cohesive larger image.
The “Ghostbusters” Hall of Fame shirt is available for purchase on TeeFury.com. (Moody model sold separately.)
Check out this slideshow for more “Hall of Fame” designs…
Gordon partnered with game publishers such as Play.Works, Exponential, and Zone·ify to integrate playable, ad-supported games onto the X1 and Flex platforms.
The entire destination was voice optimized so users could easily find their favorite game by saying the title into their Xfinity Voice Remote Control. Or, they could use the curated collection to discover new games, popular games, and the rest of the catalog divided into sections such as Card games, Trivia games, and more.
The Everything Esports collection combined individual destinations for all of the popular Esports leagues with news, live broadcasts, popular streamers and more in one convenient location. Also, each individual league was optimized for voice commands, so basketball fans would just have to say “NBA2K League” into their Xfinity Voice Remote Control to be taken to all of the action.
Gordon and “Nobody” star Bob Odenkirk discuss Chicago’s finest eateries, music that gets you in the mood, and more.
Gordon portrayed the role of “Gaming Editor” in the popular Xfinity “What to Watch Live” broadcast. Each week, the editors would share their expert entertainment picks and a few laughs. This informative and entertaining program would be seen by over a million viewers every week.
From there, fans would just say “Hangout with Gordon” into their Xfinity Voice Remote to be treated to a collection of Gordon’s celebrity interviews, favorite games, movies, TV shows, and more.
Gordon crafted a single logo using all of the “Survivor” logos from the previous 35 seasons. CBS turned it into one of the most popular lines of merchandise they have ever produced including mugs, apparel, coasters, tote bags, blankets, and even an ugly holiday sweater. To this day, this logo can be found in their online shop.
Note: Neo-Pangea’s portfolio copy is crafted to complement the company’s fun and irreverent style.
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Note: The copy is meant to be as fun and conversational as QVC’s live broadcast while still highlighting important benefits.
(The following copy appeared on QVC.com the week of May 8, 2000)
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Read the rest of this entry »The Overwatch League destination on X1 and Flex gave fans the chance to enjoy live games, highlights, interviews, and more. Also, each of the league’s twenty teams had a voice-optimized sub-destination. So, if you were a fan of the Vancouver Titans, you just had to say their name into your Xfinity Voice Remote Control to be taken to their content.
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