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if(linkno=="link1")
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var txt='www.bleedindia.co.in
Three online games were designed and integrated for the Bleed Inda Website, which parodies the Times of India´s ‘Lead India’ campaign and motivates people to vote in the elections using reverse psychology. The concepts for these games were based on the public image of the corrupt power-hungry Indian politician. The high scores were stored in a database to encourage users to play and compete. You can experience the games below.
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var txt='A series of online games were created on the theme of Indian maharajas, for Contests2win. The games were funny, short and a little difficult, to encourage users to play again and again.
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//TOI
if(linkno=="link3")
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//alert("link1");
var txt='Client: Bawa Broadcasting
The Times of India’s ‘A Day In The Life Of India’ campaign celebrated the weird, crazy and quirky aspect of Indian life, and invited users to submit their videos, photos etc on the same subject. We worked with Bawa Broadcasting to create online content and goodies for a part of the www.day.in website, which the users can interact and play with. Two Flash online games were created. The first, "Sadak pe Dhadak" illustrated the craziness of Indian roads. The objective of the game was to help the character survive on the Indian Road in the face of unpredictable and varied traffic and obstacles, including cows, elephants, wedding processions, zig-zagging autos and gaping potholes. The second game, "Line Mein Raho", was a humorous take on the inability of Indians to maintain queues. The challenge for the user is to line up the Indians in 3 stages of varying difficulty. The concept, design, animation, interaction and sound were created and executed by us.';
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document.getElementById('SUB_MENU').innerHTML='ONLINE GAMES FOR ‘A DAY IN THE LIFE OF INDIA’';
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function blnk()
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