Speed is coming back as a NES videogame
Alright, pop quiz. A videogame with all the fun of a movie and none of its flab, what do you do?
driving
Error-Prone demonstrates why self-driving cars are more trustworthy than you
If you’re a driver (that is, you drive a car) then you’ve probably been caught up in a phantom traffic jam at least once. These are the types of traffic jam that have no obvious cause. No one has crashed and the police are nowhere in sight. So what happened? Our own human imperfections, that’s what
This PS1-style videogame is basically Speed with hysterical vehicle physics
Speed, the 1994 film in which Keanu Reeves, Sandra Bullock, and assorted extras hurtled around Los Angeles in a public transit bus, was a fun movie about absolutely nothing. With that in mind, here is OmniBus, an arcade-style game currently being developed by Chicago’s The Buddy Cops that takes Spee
"Backseats in Videogames" finds the serene beauty of racing games
Racing up front, beautiful road trips in the back.
Does Not Commute lets you peek at the divergent obsessions of a 1970s suburb
Simon Flesser—better known as half of Simogo—has a distinctive talent for finding the extraordinary in the mundane. He weaves mysteries into unexpected places and listless characters in a such a way that it grips your curiosity and pulls you in. It’s what he, as a writer, brings to Does not Commute.