Too much creativity and TIME on their hands…I can’t even imagine how long this took to put together.
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Some students from Tampere, Finland did the same with Tetris in 2008: http://www.mikontalolights.fi/blogi/index.php?id=20.
So how about your guarantee? ;)
lol..still not snake…my guarantee is waning here… :P
Or students from the Technical University in Delft, already in 1995! They played Tetris as well:
http://www.etv.tudelft.nl/vereeniging/archief/lustrum/90/stunt.html (Dutch)
Hmmm…like a game….:D
LoL! How is this even possible? How do they synchronize?
Very cool video. I used to love that snake game.
So many examples of prior art, and all of you still missed Blinkenlights (2001) which was quite spectacular back then!
Now I know for a fact that at least half of the nextweb team was already around on the ‘net at that time…
Here: http://www.blinkenlights.net/blinkenlights
This is SO cool! I wonder if they had to set up a wireless system for all the strobes or if they actually had to wire the whole thing together. Turning an entire building into a video game display… fascinating. Thanks for posting this!
I find it very odd that every window looks exactly the same. I’d say it’s a fake.
However, that doesn’t matter too much. The idea is funny and it could well have been true. It’s trueish.
lol :) I kinda regret saying that now…. But at least its not Snake! :)
I was there when the students in Tampere did it, a nice spectacle!