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Posted: Feb 12th 2006 5:55PM (Unverified) said

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They're not video games... why're they on Joystiq?
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Posted: Feb 12th 2006 6:45PM (Unverified) said

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Garold, well they are most definitely game related. Do you understand what they are.
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Posted: Feb 12th 2006 6:47PM (Unverified) said

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*?*
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Posted: Feb 12th 2006 8:56PM Arachneya said

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ILB (I Love Bees) was so ridiculously good and the voice acting was top notch. Although the story was not part of the Halo cannon, it was so damn intriguing. I anticipated Tuesdays for over 2 months as it was the day the compilation from the previous week was posted. I still think there's a possibility the some of those characters could be features in the next Halo game - that is, if it's much broader than Halo 2 was.

I must say Halo 2's single player story (not gameplay or level design) hugely disappointing me because I thought ILB was a backstory to events that would take place in the game as oppose to fan fiction/marketing.
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Posted: Feb 12th 2006 9:53PM kiekiexo said

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I seem to recall Rare were one of the first to do something vaguely along those lines with their Datadyne sites and what not, closely followed by Nintendo with their Majora Mask sites concerning prophecies or something... my memory fails me.
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Posted: Feb 12th 2006 11:05PM (Unverified) said

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To #2:
Yeah, I understand what they are, and I know that they're sometimes used to promote video games, but they aren't video games themselves. After all, alternate reality games could have been run before computers were even invented. Just because they're run primarily over the Internet doesn't make them video games.

Some of Joystiq's entries on ARGs make a bit of sense, like the ones about I Love Bees. But entries about The Beast or TV shows like Lost or 24 belong elsewhere.
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