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Feng Mengbo. Long March: Restart (installation view, Guangdong Museum, 2008). Video game installation (color, sound). The Museum of Modern Art. Given anonymously. © 2010 Feng Mengbo We all know a little—and many of you know a lot!—about video games and gaming culture. Few of us, however, have actually attempted and succeeded in creating our own…
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Feng Mengbo at PS1
Museums can be a bit of a drag for the average twentysomething Xbox junkie, but the Bejing-based artist Feng Mengbo’s new exhibit has a little something to get us off of the couch. Taking cues from 8-bit side-scrolling games of the past like Double Dragon and Contra, “Long March: Restart” is a fully developed beat-’em-up…
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Museums can be a bit of a drag for the average twentysomething Xbox junkie, but the Bejing-based artist Feng Mengbo’s new exhibit has a little something to get us off of the couch. Taking cues from 8-bit side-scrolling games of the past like Double Dragon and Contra, “Long March: Restart” is a fully developed beat-’em-up…
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Subtraction.com: The New Who Thing
Subtraction.com: The New Who Thing
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Subtraction.com: The New Who Thing
Subtraction.com: The New Who Thing
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHNJgn6JOig The Children’s Engineering Initiative (via fablab4teachers) (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHNJgn6JOig The Children’s Engineering Initiative (via fablab4teachers) (Source: http://www.youtube.com/)
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It’s a system on a chip… A system on a chip combines a CPU, GPU (graphics processor) and various interconnecting bits and bobs into a single product. It’s the kind of thing a company can buy and construct an entire product around, in a similar way to how a PC buyer might buy a barebones…
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It’s a system on a chip… A system on a chip combines a CPU, GPU (graphics processor) and various interconnecting bits and bobs into a single product. It’s the kind of thing a company can buy and construct an entire product around, in a similar way to how a PC buyer might buy a barebones…
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Do we really need to translate Massumi’s analysis of the ball as part-subject and the corresponding logic of relation it facilitates to every single other sport that exists? Perhaps not, though even in the shift from soccer to basketball, both relatively open-ended, flowing sports, we witness differences in the emergence of relationality, due to the…