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| Moving Beyond the Neon Lights in Chinese Gaming [Only In China] In China, it's the glitzy cities that get the attention — Shanghai in particular is the city that garners the most attention in scholarship (and frequently in the press). I was somewhat relieved to see that this is not confined merely to China specialists, but game industry watc [..] |
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| First Details About Sega's New Arcade Racer [Arcade Gaming] After its recent location test, details about SEGA's new arcade racer R-Tuned: Ultimate Street Racing have hit. Before the race starts, players select their car and its neon lights. There are unlimited super boosts ? be careful as using it causes the steering wheel to shake and possibly l [..] |
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Swirling electronics installation mimics Las Vegas chaos  This project, entitled “Viva Las Vegas” by Danish artist Alexander Laner is a kinetic light installation built from recycled hardware, neon lights, extension cables, and is all perched on a motorized stand that sends the electronics heap into a nifty POV output device. The play on words is pretty dead on, and it will definitely [...] [..] |
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| How to: Organic light sculptures Here are a couple of nice videos from Rossi Projects. I like these lights, but my favorite ones are the “fish-like” lights found on the front page of the Rossi website.
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Visualizing Sound: Moving Planks  I really like when data is visualized in a non-traditional way. We have seen a lot of Arduino and XPort projects that can visualize data, but not too many are as unique as “Moving Planks”.
The Moving planks project is a collaboration between the 1scale1 and the ITU University of Copenhagen based upon Anna Vallgarda research [...] [..] |
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Free WiFi at McDonald?s for all Zune Owners  Zuners old and new will be happy to learn that moving forward, getting your calories on is no longer a roadblock when it comes to hitting the Zune Marketplace on the go. While AT&T goes back and forth with free WiFi for iPhone users at Starbucks, Microsoft is moving full speed ahead by signing a [...]
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Rock Band Weekly: Rush's Moving Pictures album  Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360, Rhythm
Harmonix has sent out the first Rock Band Community Zine, which revealed (rather earlier than usual) that Rush's Moving Pictures [..] |
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A buzzer just sounded! Literally. The lights have gone down and I'm in the dark. Good thing I have an illuminated MacBook Pro, amirite. There's an ad for Sony phones and now Uniqlo. Just like before a movie. There' [..] |
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