I'm the world's worst blogger, but I hope I can be partially excused because I've been spending rather a lot of time making a game:

Alone in the Park

In a way, it's kind of like my blog but in game form.

I hope to make more and post them on my site, and let people know about them also via facebook.

Episode 7 � Invoke – An ARG to Save The World Bank

Episode 7 � Invoke – An ARG to Save The World Bank

Play Eyjafjallajoekull, a free online game on Kongregate

This makes me laff:

Play Eyjafjallajoekull, a free online game on Kongregate

(Use the mouse to target planes with volcano ash)

MISSION TWO: Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? � Invoke – An ARG to Save The World Bank

Mission two of INVOKE is up: MISSION TWO: Guess Who’s Coming To Dinner? � Invoke – An ARG to Save The World Bank

Check out this new "ARG" from Christian McCrea and I:

Invoke – An ARG to Save The World Bank

We made it in celebration of the World Bank + Jane McGonigal's new ARG 'EVOKE'.

Here's a taster of our version:

Facebook | Manifesto of Video Art

The Australian Centre for Virtual Art released their ground-breaking, game-changing Manifesto for Virtual Art on Wednesday.

I suggest that everyone with an interest in the future of art study it closely.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Manifesto-of-Virtual-Art/354801415968

On the very same day, and by complete coincidence, my friend Christian McCrea and I made a surprising discovery. At the bottom of a box in the dusty old attic of an aged relative we had the luck to unearth perhaps the only extant copy of a very historically important document: the "Manifesto of Video Art", written in 1982. And thanks to the wonders of modern technology we were able to scan and upload the manifesto and share it with the world that very evening.

I think you find, as we did, that the ideas it contains are still very relevant - even after all this time.

We encourage you to join our Facebook group in appreciation and discussion of this marvelous document:

Facebook | Manifesto of Video Art

Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com

My favourite bit starts at 1:37.