January 2011
52 posts
Watchalbotas:
Footage from 8-Bit artist Anthony Michael Sneed’s recent Hell for Hire exhibit.
If you don’t remember such NES classics as JFK: The Game, Peephole, and KKKocaine, it’s probably because they only exist in Anthony Michael Sneed’s pixelated brain.
[Via Hypebeast]
Ben Bashford - Notebook of Things: Emoticomp →
paperbits:
bashford:
I really think we should be working on developing new tools for doing this. One idea I’ve had is system/object personas. Interaction designers are used to using personas (research based user archetypes) to describe the types of people that will use the thing they’re designing - their background, their needs and the like but I’m not sure if we’ve ever really explored the...
“The creation of the Digital Game Canon recognizes the importance of digital game...”
–
Game Preservation SIG/Digital Game Canon - IGDAwiki
“Games did more than keep boys too busy and too tired to cause trouble; they also...”
– The Great Game - Lapham’s Quarterly
“Do we really need to translate Massumi’s analysis of the ball as...”
– sportsBabel » On Massumi’s Logic of Relation: A Preface
“Do we really need to translate Massumi’s analysis of the ball as...”
– sportsBabel » On Massumi’s Logic of Relation: A Preface
“When you play a game, what you’re really doing is enacting some role inside of a...”
– Ian Bogost, On The Media: Transcript of “The Future of Gaming” (December 31, 2010)
(the rest of the article can safely be ignored since it’s just Lucifer and Beelzebub being hysterical about gamification again)
“When you play a game, what you’re really doing is enacting some role inside of a...”
– Ian Bogost, On The Media: Transcript of “The Future of Gaming” (December 31, 2010)
(the rest of the article can safely be ignored since it’s just Lucifer and Beelzebub being hysterical about gamification again)
“To try to reach more parents, a coalition called Play for Tomorrow this fall...”
– The Movement to Restore Children’s Play Gains Momentum - NYTimes.com
“Games did more than keep boys too busy and too tired to cause trouble; they also...”
– The Great Game - Lapham’s Quarterly
Walleyball: volleyball at the US-Mexico border →
