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QR-Kill is a mobile game, played using phones and signs with QR codes on them. The object is to pick other players out of a big crowd (downtown Madrid), capture their QR codes, then text them, which knocks them out of the game.
This would make a fun platform for augmented reality storytelling. People can be actors, with information on their QR cards. Cards with story bits can be placed on buildings, park benches, etc.
(via Roger Kaywa)
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I have several, ok 10, mobile blogs on www.winksite.com and they offer both Shot Code and QR Code for your sites.
Posted by: Paul W. Swansen | January 26, 2008 at 09:28