There’s a new weblog on the subject of networked performance, covering among other things, the Big Games pattern of Uncle Roy and Pacmanhattan.

I love this pattern of work, of course, but can’t wholeheartedly recommend this weblog as an addition to your RSS feed, because of the high risk of pretentious claptrap. (One current post notes that the performers “intervene” in an online game, without even trying to describe what that intervention might be.) The art world has a love-hate relationship with game designers, because the game people have a far greater social reach, but infuriate the art world by caring more about whether things are fun than whether they are illustrative of theory — expect to see that played out here.