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This game was developed for a large drugs company's exhibition stand. Attendees at the worldwide expos sit down and play the game using the control pads. The game challenges their knowledge of the positive effects of each drug. There's a presenter running the game and asking medical drug related questions for the players to answer. They control the flash game via the Macromedia Director powered touch screen. The player to answer first and quickest moves their brain forward the furthest. The player to reach the finish line first is the winner.

I originally programmed the flash in AS3, but had to retro code it to AS2 for the final release. Which was fun. The flash is effectively stupid - it has no game logic programmed into it. It passively waits for commands to be called through its public API. The development was interesting at times - because we didn't have the controller set-up to test real life playing! The grey strip on the right is the testing panel we ended up developing to try and mimic the mind boggling number of various outcomes.

Working with the Block Interactive guys on this project was seriously good fun. They planned and designed each screen perfectly to highlight the numerous states a user interacts with. The end product was pretty strange but rather cool. It also helps that Artforum are a young, exciting company willing to experiment with their brand...

The flash microsite loads the live feed of photos uploaded by the customer. It also has internal timers watching for inactivity that kick-start some random crazy animations (designed by Peskimo). Watch out for the tasty desktops... yummmm.

This microsite was part of a marketing campaign for the 2008 film - Speed Racer. Working with Hyperlaunch I developed this interactive car builder section of the microsite. Users can create their own funky cars with various tools and submit it to the gallery. By uploaded their car they get entered into a free competition.

Working with Stuart Charlton (AKA Pieman) and Jon Brace (Sandbox Media) we designed and developed this flash based interactive quiz aimed at staff from major UK travel companies such as First choice. The administrator can add, edit and delete questions when required via a bespoke Content Management System.

Users can start and stop the quiz as required and also download their personalised PDF certificate once completed. The quiz was also released in a Dutch version.