Gaming Art Exhibit Shows Carpet Invaders, 650-Poly Carmack 8
Thanks to Planet GameCube for reprinting a press release announcing the 'Bang The Machine' game-related art exhibit, which opens in San Francisco early in 2004. It includes previously Slashdot-mentioned pieces such as the Pong-equipped Painstation and a Waco-interpreting FPS, but also newer material, including a Carpet Invaders game which is "a floor projection of a videogame that simulates the early Space Invaders.. [but] made to resemble Afghani rug designs", and a 5-foot-high sculpture called '650 Polygon John Carmack', based off a "low polygon game avatar of him... developed for... Quake III."
Whoo (Score:4, Funny)
Re:Whoo (Score:2)
I wonder what he'll wear for Doom 3?
Re:Whoo (Score:1)
Pixilated!!!
(drum roll)
Carpet Invaders (Score:2, Funny)
Can't you just imagine the audio commentary? (Score:4, Funny)
or
"In the next room you will encounter the existential quest of one person against thousands. Imagine, as the character Thomas does, receiving a note from Mr. X, which reads:
Your love Sylvia is in custody right now. If you want to save your dear Sylvia's life, come to the Devil's Temple at once. The 5 Sons of the Devil will entertain you.
As in Camus, the main character is caught between the struggle for ultimate freedom and his duty. The game-- Kung Fu Master."
Painstation (Score:4, Funny)
'One time, I shocked 14 people before being kicked off!'