If you're counting games, it's hard to beat half life. I can't think of an equal work of art that weights the creator and audience equally in terms if how the presentation will unfold.
I've been a semi professional musician for ~6 years now, and could cite a few theatrical percussion ensembles and a webcast/mutimedia fiasco I took part in last year, but, frankly, none of them are half as interesting.
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If you're counting games, it's hard to beat half life. I can't think of an equal work of art that weights the creator and audience equally in terms if how the presentation will unfold. I've been a semi professional musician for ~6 years now, and could cite a few theatrical percussion ensembles and a webcast/mutimedia fiasco I took part in last year, but, frankly, none of them are half as interesting.