This website show a lot of different kind of networked art. I have to say when I think network, I think WWW which is Obviously wrong and this website does show there are a lot of different kind of network Art.

http://transition.turbulence.org/blog/

Bio Mapping

By Christian Node

When we talk about Art using GPS data collection, location and map art, we have to mention this person.

Bio Mapping is a research project, which explores new ways to use information’s, that has been gather by our own bodies. The Bio Mapping tool allows the carrier to record their stress or arousal in different locations. By sharing this data we can construct maps that visualise where we as a community feel stressed and excited.
How will our perceptions of our community and environment change when we become aware of our own and each other’s intimate body states?

http://www.biomapping.net/

Geocaching – The Official Global GPS Cache Hunt Site

Another good example of game created with GPS: treasure-hunting game in which the participants use a Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver or other navigational techniques to hide and seek containers (called “geocaches” or “caches”) anywhere in the world. Geocaches are currently placed in over 100 countries around the world and on all seven continents, including Antarctica.

http://www.geocaching.com/

Geo Game

I am seriously thinking of creating a GPS based interactive game, but before starting the hard work, I started to look around and found this application by HP.

The MScape

With this little software, I could think of creating a little game such as Mobzombies, or even something completely different such as a Narrative game.

http://www.mscapers.com/

http://www.pcplus.co.uk/news/home_news/create_your_own_interactive_games_with_hp

Uncle Roy

By Blast Theory

One of the most hi-tech game of hide and seek you ever did see at that t time. Name code:
Uncle Roy All Around You
A team of artists named The Blast Theory has created this game. This application explores the interactivity and relationships between cyberspace and city space, the virtual and the actual. The first Uncle Roy games were staged in 2003, but it is back this year and is currently being played in Manchester.

I do not know about you but this is the kind of game, I will easily sign up for. I am very much attracted by the physical involvement, it is a game with a flavour of online play, but instead of being in your little room in front of your screen, you are living the action in the street.

http://www.blasttheory.co.uk/bt/work_uncleroy.html