Thursday, January 14, 2010
EXTRA! EXTRA! ROCKSLIDE AT THE MINE!
There is a big rockslide at the mine! Club Penguin needs some digger's to go to the mine and start diggin'! If you have a couple second's to spare then you should head on down to the underground mine and help out!
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Fairy Fables Back Online!
Club Penguin's Fairy Fables has returned to the stage again. Yes, it's the third run for this play at the Club Penguin Stage. Fairy Fables was an award winner at the Club Penguin Play Awards last year, capturing the Best Costumes award and preventing the Quest for the Golden Puffle from sweeping the event. The storyline for the play follows three main characters, Prince Redhood, Grumpunzel, and Big Bad Wool. Big Bad Wool is probably my favorite character in all of the Club Penguin plays, and the sheep costume you can get in the catalog is the best costume ever. You can play around with the Switchbox 3000 device to turn up a few secrets and surprises. My favorite is the lever, which causes a yellow puffle to appear in the bookcase back in the upper left corner.
There's just one cheat in the costume trunk catalog. Click on the CD player that appears on the bookshelf behind Twee (the play's narrator) to get the silver wand, which costs 150 coins.
Club Penguin's Fairy Fables has returned to the stage again. Yes, it's the third run for this play at the Club Penguin Stage. Fairy Fables was an award winner at the Club Penguin Play Awards last year, capturing the Best Costumes award and preventing the Quest for the Golden Puffle from sweeping the event. The storyline for the play follows three main characters, Prince Redhood, Grumpunzel, and Big Bad Wool. Big Bad Wool is probably my favorite character in all of the Club Penguin plays, and the sheep costume you can get in the catalog is the best costume ever.
You can play around with the Switchbox 3000 device to turn up a few secrets and surprises. My favorite is the lever, which causes a yellow puffle to appear in the bookcase back in the upper left corner.
There's just one cheat in the costume trunk catalog. Click on the CD player that appears on the bookshelf behind Twee (the play's narrator) to get the silver wand, which costs 150 coins.
Saturday, January 2, 2010
CLUB PENGUIN™ NOW
http://www.clubpenguin-cheats-secrets.blogspot.com/
Suite 500 – 1628 Dickson Avenue
Kelowna, BC V1Y 9X1 CANADA
Popular virtual world opens operations in Brazil and
launches fi rst non-English version
Sao Paulo, Brazil – November 12, 2008 – After three years of entertaining millions of children
and families around the world in English, the popular snow-covered virtual world of Club Penguin
(clubpenguin.com) has now launched in Portuguese. It’s the fi rst time Club Penguin, a virtual
playground where children can explore, play games and interact with friends in the guise of
colorful penguin avatars, has been available in a language other than English.
Club Penguin has developed a reputation as a trusted provider of safe family fun due to its rich,
imaginative play environment, aggressive fi ltering and live moderators who monitor chat and
activity on the site and work to prevent the sharing of inappropriate or personally identifi able
information.
One of Club Penguin’s founders, executive vice president and general manager of Disney Online
Studios, Lane Merrifi eld, is in Brazil to announce the launch of the Portuguese version of the
virtual world and the initiation of operations in Sao Paulo.
“We already have a dedicated fan base in Brazil that’s been asking us to create a Portuguese
version of the virtual world for a long time and we’re excited to now be able to give those
fans what they want,” says Merrifi eld. “Personal support and live moderation play a big role
in our ability to protect the interests and online safety of our audience, so we felt it was also
important to set up a local operation to provide support.”
The operation in Sao Paulo will off er Brazilian players more timely and responsive customer
support, the ability to pay in local currency, and moderation by a highly-trained team that
understands the language and unique cultural references of the local audience.
“That Portuguese is the fi rst non-English version of Club Penguin is, without doubt, a milestone
that makes The Walt Disney Company in Brazil proud. Club Penguin’s commitment to providing
safe family fun and an interactive online experience are totally aligned with Disney values and
we’re confi dent this launch will be a big success,” states Marcos Rossett, general manager, The
Walt Disney Company (Brazil).
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Suite 500 – 1628 Dickson Avenue
Kelowna, BC V1Y 9X1 CANADA
www.clubpenguin.com
Page 2 of 2
Club Penguin contains no advertising and is free to use and enjoy, although a subscription
membership provides access to additional features that enhance the play experience. A
parent’s e-mail address is required to create a penguin, and parental permission is required in
order to activate an account and allow play within the virtual world. Parents can also create
their own account which allows them to log on and view their child’s account history, change
their child’s password, choose a diff erent chat mode and set the time of day and duration of
their child’s visits to Club Penguin.
Now, with the addition of a Portuguese version of Club Penguin, players have the option of
choosing to play in English or Portuguese when they log on.
“One of our goals with Club Penguin has always been to create a place where children from
around the world can come together to interact, play and learn from each other,” says
Merrifi eld. “We can’t wait to introduce additional languages and make Club Penguin even more
accessible to other non-English-speaking children around the world in the coming months.”
The Walt Disney Company (Brazil) launched its operations in January, 1994 and since then has
provided support in an integrated manner to the diff erent lines of business, including Disney
Studios, Disney Media Networks, Disney Home Entertainment, Disney Consumer Products,
Disney Records, Disney Interactive Studios and Disney Digital Media.
About Club Penguin
Club Penguin (www.clubpenguin.com), a division of Disney Online and part of the Disney
Interactive Media Group, provides one of the largest and fastest-growing virtual worlds for
children. Club Penguin is free to use and enjoy, however a subscription membership provides
access to additional features that enhance the play experience. The Club Penguin virtual world,
which contains no third-party advertising, works to provide a fun and safe online experience
through the use of sophisticated fi ltering technology and a team of highly trained moderators.
Club Penguin is headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada and maintains operations
in Brighton, England, Sydney, Australia and Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Suite 500 – 1628 Dickson Avenue
Kelowna, BC V1Y 9X1 CANADA
Popular virtual world opens operations in Brazil and
launches fi rst non-English version
Sao Paulo, Brazil – November 12, 2008 – After three years of entertaining millions of children
and families around the world in English, the popular snow-covered virtual world of Club Penguin
(clubpenguin.com) has now launched in Portuguese. It’s the fi rst time Club Penguin, a virtual
playground where children can explore, play games and interact with friends in the guise of
colorful penguin avatars, has been available in a language other than English.
Club Penguin has developed a reputation as a trusted provider of safe family fun due to its rich,
imaginative play environment, aggressive fi ltering and live moderators who monitor chat and
activity on the site and work to prevent the sharing of inappropriate or personally identifi able
information.
One of Club Penguin’s founders, executive vice president and general manager of Disney Online
Studios, Lane Merrifi eld, is in Brazil to announce the launch of the Portuguese version of the
virtual world and the initiation of operations in Sao Paulo.
“We already have a dedicated fan base in Brazil that’s been asking us to create a Portuguese
version of the virtual world for a long time and we’re excited to now be able to give those
fans what they want,” says Merrifi eld. “Personal support and live moderation play a big role
in our ability to protect the interests and online safety of our audience, so we felt it was also
important to set up a local operation to provide support.”
The operation in Sao Paulo will off er Brazilian players more timely and responsive customer
support, the ability to pay in local currency, and moderation by a highly-trained team that
understands the language and unique cultural references of the local audience.
“That Portuguese is the fi rst non-English version of Club Penguin is, without doubt, a milestone
that makes The Walt Disney Company in Brazil proud. Club Penguin’s commitment to providing
safe family fun and an interactive online experience are totally aligned with Disney values and
we’re confi dent this launch will be a big success,” states Marcos Rossett, general manager, The
Walt Disney Company (Brazil).
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Suite 500 – 1628 Dickson Avenue
Kelowna, BC V1Y 9X1 CANADA
www.clubpenguin.com
Page 2 of 2
Club Penguin contains no advertising and is free to use and enjoy, although a subscription
membership provides access to additional features that enhance the play experience. A
parent’s e-mail address is required to create a penguin, and parental permission is required in
order to activate an account and allow play within the virtual world. Parents can also create
their own account which allows them to log on and view their child’s account history, change
their child’s password, choose a diff erent chat mode and set the time of day and duration of
their child’s visits to Club Penguin.
Now, with the addition of a Portuguese version of Club Penguin, players have the option of
choosing to play in English or Portuguese when they log on.
“One of our goals with Club Penguin has always been to create a place where children from
around the world can come together to interact, play and learn from each other,” says
Merrifi eld. “We can’t wait to introduce additional languages and make Club Penguin even more
accessible to other non-English-speaking children around the world in the coming months.”
The Walt Disney Company (Brazil) launched its operations in January, 1994 and since then has
provided support in an integrated manner to the diff erent lines of business, including Disney
Studios, Disney Media Networks, Disney Home Entertainment, Disney Consumer Products,
Disney Records, Disney Interactive Studios and Disney Digital Media.
About Club Penguin
Club Penguin (www.clubpenguin.com), a division of Disney Online and part of the Disney
Interactive Media Group, provides one of the largest and fastest-growing virtual worlds for
children. Club Penguin is free to use and enjoy, however a subscription membership provides
access to additional features that enhance the play experience. The Club Penguin virtual world,
which contains no third-party advertising, works to provide a fun and safe online experience
through the use of sophisticated fi ltering technology and a team of highly trained moderators.
Club Penguin is headquartered in Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada and maintains operations
in Brighton, England, Sydney, Australia and Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Wow, Lots Coming Up!!!
Hey Guys,
Billybob made a post on the Club Penguin blog
Hello Penguins!
The Holiday Party has come to a close, and we want to wish everyone a huge thanks for making it a success.
We've heard from a lot of you wondering what's coming up in the new year. Well, I can say for sure that 2010 is going to start off with a bang!
A new event's on the way that will lead penguins into secret places! More games are incoming too that will test your skills!
Look for all new jobs and mysteries... And maybe even a certain polar bear...
Thanks again to everyone for playing this year. Your awesome ideas and suggestions are what make Club Penguin as fun and exciting as it is. Hope to see you all in 2010!
Until then, Happy New Year... and Waddle On!
WOW ISN'T THAT SO EXITING!!!!!
Still No Updates
There are a lot of disappointed penguins out there. It's now January 2 and there are still none of the promised updates on Club Penguin, all of which were supposed to come yesterday, according to the Penguin Times and Club Penguin blog posts:
■New Year's Fireworks (probably going to be canceled at this point)
■January issue of the Club Penguin Style clothing catalog
■A new pin
No one knows why Club Penguin didn't make the updates, especially since on Thursday they released the newspaper saying that they were all coming out the next day. Probably they had some server problems that prevented the updates from going live. Because Friday was a holiday, the employees in charge of fixing things were not available. But still they should have made a post on their blog letting everyone know what's going on! Well, we might have to wait a bit longer for the catalog and pin, and I doubt they'll bother with the fireworks now. But look at the bright side! You still have some time to get that snowman pin and any of the December catalog clearance items.
■New Year's Fireworks (probably going to be canceled at this point)
■January issue of the Club Penguin Style clothing catalog
■A new pin
No one knows why Club Penguin didn't make the updates, especially since on Thursday they released the newspaper saying that they were all coming out the next day. Probably they had some server problems that prevented the updates from going live. Because Friday was a holiday, the employees in charge of fixing things were not available. But still they should have made a post on their blog letting everyone know what's going on! Well, we might have to wait a bit longer for the catalog and pin, and I doubt they'll bother with the fireworks now. But look at the bright side! You still have some time to get that snowman pin and any of the December catalog clearance items.
Sensei Sightings on Club Penguin
Lots of people are reporting that they're finding Sensei on Club Penguin with the Club Penguin Sensei Tracker. That's great! A lot of people are also reporting that the servers or the ninja hideout rooms are full. Club Penguin is really busy today with all the excitement around Sensei's arrival. The best thing you can do is be patient. Because the rooms fill up fast when he arrives, sometimes the best strategy is to pick a popular server (he visits popular servers more often) and just wait in the ninja hideout until he gets there.
I'm working on the tracker today to improve it so that it will incorporate more direct feedback from players when Sensei is spotted. This will work a lot like the different comment trackers out there but be more organized and automated. I hope to have it finished later today! In the meantime, keep looking and don't worry too much if the servers
are full. If you are patient, you'll find him. Good luck!!!
I'm working on the tracker today to improve it so that it will incorporate more direct feedback from players when Sensei is spotted. This will work a lot like the different comment trackers out there but be more organized and automated. I hope to have it finished later today! In the meantime, keep looking and don't worry too much if the servers
are full. If you are patient, you'll find him. Good luck!!!
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