We’ve decided to introduce our team to you from a less formal angle, one member at a time – every Monday.

This week we’d like you to meet our newly appointed CMO, Joshua O’Cock.

1. Name: Josh
2. Position: Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)
3. 3 things to save in world apocalypse: MacBook, Girlfriend, Wyatt 3D Printer (based on all the amazing technological breakthroughs of 3D printing I’m sure it will serve as a key survival tool).
4. Favourite quote: “Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure…”
5. Most played game: It’s a close call between Fifa and our first mobile game, Tangled Tut, private Alpha testing.
6. Music genre: Chill out lounge enriched with live Saxophone and percussion.
7. Biggest fear: The receding hairline.
8. Most heavily browsed website this week: www.mashable.com
9. Proudest moment: Writing recommendations to my University as a MSc student on how to improve their social media activity and subsequently being offered a full time job to implement them.
10. Guilty pleasure: Outrageous amounts of Wasabi on my sushi, every single time.

And there’s Josh for you in 10 interesting / awkward questions. Look out for our third team member introduction next Monday.

We’ve all been trying to beat each other’s top scores on the Tangled Tut internal testing build here in the 3D Pioneer office. Since some of us are sore losers, we’ve had to interrogate our technical team behind the game to find out just how these scores are evaluated.

The answer, in short, is that the top scores are bagged by collecting all of the gold scarabs while finishing a level as quickly as possible. (more…)

One of our visions at 3D Pioneer is to allow people to bring their most loved characters from their favourite games to life.

We develop both mobile games and 3D printers and we envisage a seamless integration of these two exciting worlds to accomplish this vision.We want to enable enthusiasts across the world to 3D print their favourite characters in their own homes with just a couple of clicks, or have them delivered to their door if they don’t have a 3D printer of their own. (more…)