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Mayday Netparade
by Ian Bogost April 28, 2004
categories:
Activism Games
, Political Games
Care of Molleindustria, the Mayday Net Parade, "a virtual demo that runs thru a heavily guarded and branded city put under siege by insurgent legions of brain+chain+temp workers and assorted anarchists, commies, queers and greens." More net art than game, but definitely worth seeing.
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