BBC intends to adapt its famous program into a game

According to MCV, a British gaming website, the BBC (Airways Broadcasting Corporation) plans to make a game of its famous program, including the famous "Dr. Been" and "the British Crazy Car Show" (Top　　Gear) and so on. As for the BBC's Children's program "in the Night Garden", the plan is to adapt to the Wii or NDS platform game.　　According to MCV, the BBC hopes to steer more of its well-known programme brands to a range of suitable gaming platforms, including social gaming (SNS) or the iphone.　　MCV reported that the BBC will be open to communicate with any game manufacturer to find viable business models to create a richer value for its products, stressing the desire to create their brand in the gaming world, rather than an opportunistic attitude. "Dr. Hyperspace", which describes the explorer "Doctor" who travels in time and space, is an air strike against evil when traveling with his partner, the first television series to be aired in 1963, the world's longest sci-fi television series by the Guinness Book of Records, and popular culture in the UK. The British crazy Car Show is the BBC's famous car show, estimated to have more than 300 million viewers worldwide.