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"If you couldn't quite make it to the last Wii marriage counseling session, there's still good news coming from Georgia Tech. Thanks to a group of engineering minds at the university, a new augmented reality game (dubbed AR Facade) is placing you in the center of a marital spat with nearly limitless options. The program apparently runs on a back-worn laptop and utilizes an oh-so-tacky head mountable display, and developers suggest that being placed in the midst of an \"interactive drama\" allows you to choose sides, attempt to mediate, and basically \"define your own way to win\" as you try to talk some sense into the flustered couple. Interestingly, there's even talk of bringing such games \"onto mobile phones\" and into the workplace, but it looks like they've got a bit of hardware trimming to do first.[Via The Raw Feed]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2007/06/21/augmented-reality-relationship-game-plays-with-your-emotions/>