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Microsoft Announces Contest to Help Make a Space Jam Game By Wes Davis on December 15, 2020 In support of the upcoming LeBron James, Don Cheadle and Cedric Joe film, Space Jam: A New Legacy, Microsoft is hosting a contest to let fans help to design a new arcade-style game based on the film. The contest began on December 14 and will run through December 30, and anyone ages 14 and up is eligible to participate via the official website. Contestants are encouraged to review the contest rules before participating, of course. Two winners will be selected, with their ideas put in the ga...

Microsoft courts ‘Space Jam: A New Legacy’ stars LeBron James and Bugs Bunny to get kids coding December 14, 2020 at 10:41 am Sponsored by Geek Life: Fun stories, memes, rants, humor and other random items at the intersection of tech, science, business and pop culture. (Microsoft Image) Microsoft is putting together a heck of a team to get kids interested in coding, and the stars are LeBron James and Bugs Bunny. The tech giant announced Monday that it’s partnering with Warner Bros. ahead of the release of the movie “Space Jam: A New Legacy” with the NBA star and cartoon icon. A cod...

Microsoft, Warner Bros to get kids code with ‘Space Jam’ movie By IANS|   Published: 15th December 2020 10:34 am IST New Delhi, Dec 15 : Microsoft has partnered Warner Bros ahead of the release of the “Space Jam: A New Legacy” movie with the NBA star LeBron James and cartoon icon Bugs Bunny, announcing that fans aged 14 and up can submit their best video game ideas and join free coding workshops with Microsoft. Starting December 14 through December 30, fans can visit the official contest website to review official rules and submit their game ideas to create an original Xbox arcade-st...

In anticipation of next year's surefire megahit Space Jam: A New Legacy, Microsoft and LeBron James—with some help from Bugs Bunny—have announced a new contest in which fans are given the chance to help create an original arcade-style video game. Starting Dec. 14 and running through Dec. 30, anyone who's at least 14 years of age can throw their proverbial hat in the ring by submitting game proposals via the official contest site. First, review the official rules, then pick a genre. From there, you'll select a key image and give a 500-words-or-less pitch describing your idea for the game....