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Are These Experiences Mean Storytelling Machines...?
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Are These Experiences Mean Storytelling Machines...?

This is a non-ARG article on Wired.com. It's actually about portal, and briefly discusses some of the concerns the developers had while creating the balance between the game's story and play.

As I read it, I felt that th concept of the (high or low) story delta was one that any new PM, or anyone thinking critically about ARGs, should consider.

Read it here.

(PS. I know we have a press section, but I felt that since this wasn't ARG-specific it was better as a jumping off point for a meta discussion...).



-jlr1001

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