polymorphic content
polymorphic content noun: a cross-media content creation business strategy where media franchises are developed for multiple formats from the start, rather than adapted to new formats later.
Noun
polymorphic content (uncountable)
- A cross-media content creation business strategy where media franchises are developed for multiple formats from the start, rather than adapted to new formats later
- The company also introduced its next polymorphic content property: Code Age. This franchise will launch with three properties: Code Age Archives, a manga series; Code Age Brawls, a game for the North American mobile market; and Code Age Commanders, a PS2 game.2005 May 17, Dan Tochen, “Square Enix sticks to its strengths”, in GameSpot
- We think the following three actions are critical: enhance community management; deploy polymorphic content; and define new platforms.2004, Yoichi Wada, To Our Shareholders, Square Enix, page 6
Origin of polymorphic content
Coined by Square Enix in 2004.
Questions about polymorphic content
- What does polymorphic content mean?
- Polymorphic content means a cross-media content creation business strategy where media franchises are developed for multiple formats from the start, rather than adapted to new formats later.
- What part of speech is polymorphic content?
- Polymorphic content is a noun.
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