Looks like Six Flags wants to entertain your kids at their parks and on the computer too. Six Flags has announced their initial foray into social media and social gaming by announcing an interactive game “Mascot Park”, playable via Facebook.

Six Flags Entertainment, the world’s largest regional theme park company, announced today its foray into the world of social gaming with the all-new Six Flags Mascot Park, an interactive game launching on Facebook. Six Flags will elevate this innovative entertainment experience with an approach that focuses on deep personalization, creativity, irreverent antics and social interaction.

“The Six Flags brand stands for fun and unparalleled thrills and the introduction of Six Flags Mascot Park brings that signature experience to the virtual reality world,” said Mike Antinoro, Executive VP of Marketing and Entertainment. “We want to offer fans a forum to entertain, amuse and interact while also recognizing the importance of integrating a unique experience to the online community.”

Six Flags Mascot Park encourages players to create “shows” for their friends to view – and either cheer them or jeer them. Players will strive to be the most popular mascot by creating these unique performances, which will gain fans, entertain friends and earn coins. Coins can be used to buy set pieces and costumes as well as improve their moves. In a unique twist, players can also jump into their friend’s shows and mash them up with their own moves, special effects and pranks.

The inner-child in me is interested in this big time, might make me use Facebook more often even.

[ Links: Six Flags, Six Flags Facebook Page ]

How about Full HD on a Smartphone? Unreal? Well, Zii Trinity mobile platform proves that this is possible. It will allow its users to enjoy Full HD video on this device. It has been designed by Creative Ziilabs and will run on Android and Plaszma interface. Making this step we can say that cellphones are coming even closer to netbooks thanks to their possibilities.

These features are all powered by ARM-based ZMS-05 and ZMS-08 processors that power Full HD graphics for netbooks. Don’t they have problems with cooling? Apparently not.

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