A complete tour of one of the best and most detailed quake 3 map of all time…

Zombie Dash Board Game:

“Zombie Dash is a light strategy game for fans of zombie apocalypse action. The board features a city street and your goal is to keep your Human token ahead of the Zombie token that’s hot on your heels. The deck features Human Run cards and Zombie Chase cards, which move the humans and zombies down the street. The winner is the last human standing or the first one to reach the safe zone. Great for parties, game nights, or any time you want to pretend you’re doing cardio.”

Tetris Skull and Crossbones: “Tetris is dangerous. Like any good puzzle game, it’s a total timesuck. You decide you’ll play for another 15 minutes, and 4 hours later, you’re wondering why you’re so hungry. ThinkGeek reminds you always to designate a buddy who ensures you actually eat.”

Google Shoot View: “Explore the beauty of the world’s cities, towns and villages through 360-degree street-level imagery… and fire a M4A1 assault rifle.”

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Care Bear Carnage, by Jude Buffum:

“Tenderheart Bear battles the insidious Teddy Ruxpin for control of the global stuffed bear toy market, using his trademark “Heart Attack” to finish him off. ”
Exhibited at the Autumn Society’s “80s Pop Show.”

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Custom Zombie Gameboy by Donald Kennedy…

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Be careful with the stuff you win online…

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Hunter Jonakin’s video game Jeff Koons Must Die!!!

“Jeff Koons Must Die!!! is made up of a fabricated 80’s style stand-up arcade cabinet, and a simulated digital environment presented in a first-person perspective. Viewers must pay twenty-five cents to play the game and the virtual environment is traversed with a joystick and two arcade buttons. The premise of the video game is to allow the viewer to virtually destroy work by the artist, Jeff Koons.”