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SuperPoke! differentiated itself from other applications by introducing characters such as a sheep, chicken and penguin. These characters were originally designed by Kevin Ho.
Slide.com later capitalized on the popularity of the SuperPoke! brand by creating SuperPoke! Pets (also known as SPP), which allows users to take care of virtual pets. This encourages kids and adults to interact with virtual games and taking care of a 'spp pet'. Players are given the ability to customize their characters' looks, home and much more. Slide's VP of product Mike Huang and designer Kevin Ho made a conscious decision to be consistent with the artwork and style. They used the same characters created in SuperPoke! for the animals users can adopt in Pets. They used the same style for items users can purchase in game. UI/UX kept to be simple and straight forward. As SPP became the most lucrative property Slide has, they created two other games under this brand: SPP Top Fish and SPP Ranch.
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Slide.com later capitalized on the popularity of the SuperPoke! brand by creating SuperPoke! Pets (also known as SPP), which allows users to take care of virtual pets. This encourages kids and adults to interact with virtual games and taking care of a 'spp pet'. Players are given the ability to customize their characters' looks, home and much more. Slide's VP of product Mike Huang and designer Kevin Ho made a conscious decision to be consistent with the artwork and style. They used the same characters created in SuperPoke! for the animals users can adopt in Pets. They used the same style for items users can purchase in game. UI/UX kept to be simple and straight forward. As SPP became the most lucrative property Slide has, they created two other games under this brand: SPP Top Fish and SPP Ranch.
The Facebook application
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The Facebook application
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