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Emerging trajectories in art, science, and technology.

226 pages of conversation, research, opinion, analysis. Step into artists' studios and workshops to discover the faces, personalities, and processes behind important work. Learn more!

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16/11/2012 / Games

Chasing Aurora is a wonderful new 2D aerial action game created by Broken Rules for the Nintendo Wii U platform. It is a multiplayer game that allows up to 5 people to cooperate or compete against each other. It features ...
    excitebike3x

16/05/2011 / Games, openFrameworks

Created by Matt Ruby, ALT CTRL is a series of works that examine the way we interact with digital systems through the use of experimental interfaces. The three major works in this series are Excitebike, Sympathy for Pacman, and Swap Meet. ...
    liltlinewii01

16/08/2010 / Games

a retro rhythm racing beat ‘em up action and one of our favourite iPhone games ever is making it's way to Nintendo Wii. If you haven't played it before, Lilt Line is a wonderful example of when hardware and software ...
    dnpwwo03

24/05/2010 / Games

In DNPWWO (Does Not Play Well With Others) Alex Myers uses "a simple video game hardware hack to subtly change the dynamics of the ubiquitous death-match mode in an effort to subvert traditional game-play. The hack also serves to change the ...
    isensorii

07/11/2009 / iPhone, MaxMSP

iSensorii is a site specific art installation currently located at the Dallas Museum of Art. It uses Mac OSX application created using MaxMSP to generate sounds and visuals and receive input from iPhones using custom designed free application now available ...
    wiimote

07/10/2008 / Windows

Windows application created by Johnny Chung Lee allows you to create an amazing digital whiteboard using Nintendo Wii Remote and a quick build infra-red pen. The great thing is that you can virtually make any flat surface a 'tablet' or as Johnny refers ...