Strange sights are commonplace in Manhattan, but a giant game of "Space Invaders" projected on the side of a building is still guaranteed to turn a few heads. Such was the case on Friday, Sept. 22, when a five-story-tall version of the classic video game was one of the kickoff events at the inaugural Come Out and Play Festival, a celebration of the growing trend of street games. CNET News.com was there for the action.
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September 26, 2006 7:00 PM PDT
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