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Where is your Hometown? (City & State)
Baton Rouge, LA
Brian A. Jackson, as Creative Design Director, helped create BCFX, “The Black College Football Experience” video game by Nerjyzed Entertainment. “This is the first game that captures the essence, the spirit, and the culture of Black College Football.” Jackson told students, alumni, and others during the 3 month, 30 schools, 12 classic/homecoming events, promotional tour. “The atmosphere has been great. Every time someone hops on the (road tour) bus and gets the controller in their hands, they have a fun experience. We not only immerse the user in a fun and challenging football game, but we surround that with the spirit and essence of Black College Football. From the Band Music in the stands, to the user interactive halftime show, to the band music in the 5th quarter and the jukebox, the user really feels as though they are not only playing a video game, but they are at the game itself.” Jackson added.
As Creative Design Director, it was Brian Jackson’s task to build the design team and then to create the vision of the product and instill the vision throughout the company.
Before working for Nerjyzed Entertainment, Brian is an 13 year industry veteran to the realm of Video Game Technology with a reputation of being a dedicated and versatile team player who brings projects in on time and under budget. Jackson is knowledgeable in all areas of production, including contracts, quality control and both internal and external development management. He is also a skilled team leader whose energy and motivation serve as an example to others.
During his video game technology career, Brian Jackson has worked for Electronic Arts, Microsoft, Bethesda Softworks, and now Nerjyzed Entertainment. Games that Brian has worked on include, BCFX – The Black College Football Experience, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, IHRA Drag Racing – Sportsman Edition, NFL Fever, NBA Inside Drive, NCAA March Madness, Madden NFL Football, and Viewpoint.
Prior to working in the Video Game industry, Jackson had also worked for General Electric Aerospace, Martin Marietta, and ALCOA.
Brian is a well versed and speaker on the subject matter of the Systems Analysis and Design and the Software Development Life Cycle. Most recently, he was a Guest Alumni Speaker at “Serious About Games: A Computer and Video Games Workshop and Networking Event” on the campus of Howard University.
Prior to that Brian has spoken on various campuses across the nation on the topic of, “Game Design and the Software Development Life Cycle” to students during career fairs and on campus employer days.
Brian was recently featured, along with CEO Jackie Beauchamp (Alpha Kappa Alpha - Southern University), in the November 26, 2007 issue of Jet Magazine for his work with Nerjyzed Entertainment in creating the 1st ever, Black College Football Game. He was also featured in US Black Engineer, January 2001, Article: “Their Work Is All Play, Turning Pastimes into Careers in the Video Games Industry”. Brian was also featured in the Source Magazine, Power Moves Section. Article: “Who Got Game?”
On behalf of Nerjyzed Entertainment we would like to thank all of our fans, students, staff, alumni, band members, band directors, drum majors, football players, football coaches, and everyone else that has been with us along the way on this journey to this historic date, 9/29. BCFx - The Black College Football Xperience: The Doug Williams Edition is officially in stores.
Brian "B-Jax" Jackson aka "Mr. BCFx"
Creative Design Director
Nerjyzed Entertainment
BATON ROUGE, LA –September 15, 2009 – Nerjyzed Entertainment, Inc. (pronounced “Energized“), a privately held, African-American owned digital entertainment company headquartered in Baton Rouge, L… Continue
Baltimore was hit with major rain, but the 2009 BET Black College Tour got moved inside, and we met them inside and set up BCFx for everyone to play. We set up our football game in the gaming zone, and we had the Drum Line Challenge set up in our own booth for every one to play. Students, Band Members, Cheerleaders, Greeks, Staff, and Alumni all came out to play. See pictures below:
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