Posts Tagged ‘videogames’
Quake III Simpsons Map
Angry Zombie Birds
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Perfect Cherry Blossom
Perfect Cherry Blossom is a project by Keiichi Tanaami and Oliver Payne. The exhibition title is not only a symbol for flourishing spring and peace but also the name of one of the most advanced and violent Japanese Bullet Hell Games. A video game made by gamers for gamers from a time before the gaming industry turned into a home entertainment device.
At Studiolo, in Zürich, until January 28th.



Invaded Scream Print
Care Bear Carnage
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.”
[via Gamefreaks]

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What It Is Without the Hand That Wields It
What It Is Without the Hand That Wields It is an interactive installation by Riley Harmon:
“Mediated experiences of killing change our perception of authentic violence and death. As gamers die in a public video game server of a modified version of Counter-strike, a popular online first person shooter, the electronic solenoid valves dispense a small amount of fake blood. The trails left down the wall create a physical manifestation of virtual kills, bridging the two realities. The title is inspired by the Telefon Tel Aviv song of the same name. ”
[via wmmna]


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Animated Gif of the Day: Videogames are dangerous
Animated Gif of the Day: Payback for Pac-man
Video Games Ruined My Life…
I bought this tee a couple of years ago, and it never gets old!
Video Games Ruined My Life… Two Extra Lives, by Lawrence Pernica, on Threadless…


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Yann Bauquesne’s Super Mario
Yann Bauquesne‘s Super Mario:
“Sculpture of a video game icon made from 45 ACP cartridges. I use a material widely used in current games to give shape to the genesis of these, a sort of return to sources reflecting the gaming evolution for the public.”
[via gamescenes]



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