Ming Mecca – Heart of a video synthesizer and the brain of a videogame console

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Ming Mecca combines the heart of a video synthesizer and the brain of a videogame console. Created with love for all things retrofuture, an ontological toy and a videogame easel, Ming Mecca brings to you fingertips a comprehensive set of classic videogame design parameters, from details like object location and animation, to big-picture elements like game rules and level geography.

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