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clipped from mashable.com

Ever wanted to create your own game? Well, now you can. OK, it’s not going to be the next Oblivion, but on a new service called PlayMyGame you can create simple and fun games which feature, well, anyone you want!

It works very simple: upload your photo, adjust it a bit, and you will be the main character in the game. The games available at this moment are boxing (you might want to use a photo of someone you don’t like here, instead of yourself), iDance, Birthday, and SuperMe. The games can be linked to or embedded anywhere, with the option of using JavaScript or simple HTML for embedding to those services which don’t like JS like MySpace or Blogger.

Beware of the possible bugs: PlayMyGame is dubbed as “alpha”, which is a strong word in the Web 2.0 world where everything is in perpetual beta. One area where the “alpha” tag clearly shows is the language, which is half-English and half-German.

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