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YouTube's interactive video gaming

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YouTube’s latest features – namely annotations – bring a new level of interactivity to video online. The latest game is titled The Time Machine, and features an array of video clips which if viewed in the right order will complete the story. An earlier game with similar features was Samsung’s Follow your instinct. Reminds me of the good ol days when I used to read those multiple timeline books…

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Constantinos Demetriadis
Art Director, OgilvyOne
Constantinos is employed as Interactive Art Director for OgilvyOne worldwide. In his ever dwindling spare time he works on the development of UX Magazine and Joblet. You can read his blog here.
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YouTube's interactive video gaming

Wednesday November 26, 2008 by Constantinos Demetriadis

YouTube’s latest features – namely annotations – bring a new level of interactivity to video online. The latest game is titled The Time Machine, and features an array of video clips which if viewed in the right order will complete the story. An earlier game with similar features was Samsung’s Follow your instinct. Reminds me of the good ol days when I used to read those multiple timeline books…

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