PAUSE: Andrew Hymas
Atari adaptations of romantic comedies
Atari adaptations of romantic comedies, as imagined by Andrew Hymas.
Atari adaptations of romantic comedies
Atari adaptations of romantic comedies, as imagined by Andrew Hymas.
An arcade cabinet in Tokyo writes a stranger's life from census data, and the artist who built it explains why you are allowed to go back exactly once.
Tyler Yin and Kayla Drzewicki revisit the class's hand-built sites: a CD-ROM homage, a hammam of grief, pop-up loops of a toxic relationship.
Allen Riley and Andy Wallace wired a bullet hell into the guts of an image feedback loop, then demoed it on a CRT for the games-research crowd.
A games-native animator, associate director of UCLA's Game Lab, cleared one of cinema's oldest showcases with two haunted minutes about a swan.