Anita18
DANCE FOR ME, FUNNY MAN!
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I think different companies do them different ways. 2012 recently had an ARG where there were fake blogs and Twitter accounts put up by characters. Most of the clues were sent via the blogs, I think. The very first clue was found when someone took the trailer's advice and Googled "2012" and Sony had sponsored a Google link to the first official page in the ARG.How did the TDK viral go? I never paid attention to it so I'm uncertain how these viral games work. I'll bet though that this whole thing getting started now is intended to be the run-up to the teaser trailer being released online.
I don't have official confirmation, but I don't think the 2012 ARG was done by the same people who did the TDK ARG. Different styles, less focus on social networking sites.TDK's first game was Ibelieveinharveydent.com and Ibelieveinharveydenttoo.com, where the first page was linked to the official site (obvious) and the second page was found when the ARG people tossed Joker cards in various comic book stores with "I believe in Harvey Dent too!" stamped all over them.
And Whysoserious.com was found because they distributed Jokerized dollar bills with "Why so serious?" on them at Comic Con. Everything else basically stemmed from that site.So far, I don't think we were ever GIVEN something and told, "This is a clue!" so I think that picture that SHH got will get us nowhere. Unless the IM2 folks hired some friggin' lazy game writers.


