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Images from Dekalko & DJEFF "Video pong" is an enhanced version of the famous arcade game PONG. This facility allows a comparison between video and video games. This is to test the playability of a game engine as narration. In the context of interactivity associated with the emergence
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"Hyper olympic" is a device designed to play Konami's arcade game Track and Field (1983) and subsequently increased on atari 2600, nintendo nes ... This game simulated the Olympic 100 meter race. The aim was to reproduce the race an athlete alternately swinging from left to right
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an example of the Hutchings Computer Game Maps Created by Brooklyn artist Timothy Hutchings, the The Play Generated Map & Document Archive" is the reason why the internet was invented. This incredible repository "collects, preserves and interprets documents related to game play – especially tabletop role playing games and
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coll.eo, Framing Gays in the Military, 2012, 3” x 4” framed digital prints of military-based videogame characters "The series Framing Gays in the Military addresses the sexual inclination of the macho types that the game industry chooses to portray as the face of simulated military. The interchangeable nature
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"What is games research? Can video games change the world we live in? The MIT Game Lab brings together scholars, creators, and technologists to teach, conduct research, and develop new approaches for applied game design and development. Games are a thriving field, communication medium, and industry. To explore the
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"PLAYING THE GAME Videogames, Home Brew, Indie Games, Game Art Curated by VJ VISUALLOP O Artoteca Associazione No Profit, Via Pastrengo, Milano, MI, Italia 27-28 Ottobre 2012, Milan, Italy PLAYING THE GAME will take place in Milan on October 27-28 2012 as part of IF - Imagine the Future,
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From Michelangelo to Mario Kart Would Leonardo da Vinci be a game designer if he were alive today? Cutting-edge scholars and gaming experts discuss the arts in video games. A discussion with Chris Solarski, game designer Robin Hunicke, and Stanford University lecturer Henry Lowood moderated by artist and professor Eddo
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September 7-October 13, 2012 Thursdays 12pm - 4pm, Fridays 12pm - 6pm, Saturdays 12pm - 4pm Free Admission Cooperative Gaming Coop Opening 6:30 to 9:00, Saturday Works Gallery San Jose, California "The golden era of the arcades is long gone and the revival of the 90s a
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GameScenes is conducting a series of interviews with artists, critics, curators, and gallery owners operating in the field of Game Art, as part of an ongoing investigation of the social history of this fascinating artworld. Our goal is to illustrate the genesis and evolution of a phenomenon that changed the
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Games by the Book: An ExhibitCurated by Clara Fernández-Vara & Nick Montfort MIT Museum 265 Massachusetts Ave. Building N51 Cambridge, MA 02139 "People can't get enough of stories--we're always seeking to re-experience them, in different forms and versions. Myths have been transformed and rehashed between
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Graphic designer, sculptor, music lover, and art director Darren Wall is launching a new publishing project called Read-Only Memory, a series of books on classic and not-so-classic videogames and their makers. This monograph series, which joins Italy's Ludologica, will feature cutting edge design and pixel-art homages aplenty. Here&