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Select one more. Like every great series, this one has come to an end. Our Stranger Things Edition OneStep 2 camera has sold out, and our hidden arcade game has vanished into the Upside Down. We’re always working on new collaborations with the brands and people you love.
28 de jun. de 2019 · Of all the things we didn't expect to find on Polaroid's website, a hidden video game dedicated to Stranger Things was on that list. Well, technically it won't be all that hidden after we...
- Gavin Sheehan
Monster Flash is a Stranger Things-themed video game that was accessible as an easter egg on the Polaroid Originals website around the year 2019 using the Konami Code (up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A). It is based on the early 1980s video game Dig Dug, which had been featured...
27 de jun. de 2019 · The “Summer of Stranger Things” continues with yet another cool collaboration, this time with Polaroid. It seems like a pretty obvious and natural partnership but the marketing for it is pulled off very well and to add to the cool factor they have hidden an 8-bit game on their site.
27 de jun. de 2019 · Just in time for the season three premiere of “Stranger Things,” coming to Netflix on July 4, Polaroid Originals has launched Monster Flash — a “Stranger Things”-inspired arcade game ...
Polaroid OneStep 2 i-Type Camera - Stranger Things Edition. Bring the Netflix series home with our Stranger Things Edition Polaroid OneStep 2 analog instant camera. Stride into the upside down with a powerful flash created by the Hawkins National Laboratory, and a high quality flash to face monsters and... moments.
Polaroid + Stranger Things. Monster Flash A Stranger Things inspired re-imagining of the classic arcade game DigDug. The game, hidden on Polaroid.com, was accessed by inputting the 'Konami code'. The game was also created as a real-life arcade machine in Selfridges.
