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EA Places Dynamic Ads in Video Games | News - Advertising Age

EA Places Dynamic Ads in Video Games | News - Advertising Age

The nascent in-game video advertising market got a boost today as Electronic Arts, the world's largest game developer, inked key deals and promised more to come.

Dynamic ads in games can be changed and updated via web connection.
Dynamic ads in games can be changed and updated via web connection. Credit: AP
 
Games for Xbox, PCs
EA said it will place dynamic advertising from Massive, the in-game ad network bought by Microsoft earlier this year, and from IGA Worldwide into a handful of Xbox 360 and PC titles this fall. 

Dynamic ads in games can be changed and updated via web connection, while more traditional in-game advertising, such as billboards, require long lead times and cannot be refreshed. The publicized deals by EA put a virtual stamp of approval on the dynamic concept, and may convince more reticent marketers to try in-game advertising. 

"EA's strategic commitment to the space is one that many leading advertisers have been waiting for," IGA's CEO, Justin Townsend, said in a news release. 

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