French-Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond (of Human Tetris internet fame) has made another “human pixel” video for his GAME OVER Project. For the fifth in the series he shot a stop-motion Pac-Man game with 111 people in the Trafo cinema (Baden, Switzerland). He says it took four hours to do all the t-shirt changes and capture all the poses required to make this happen.
The other videos in the series can be viewed at NotSoNoisy. I don’t recommend that Human Tetris video mentioned above. Not because it isn’t awesome (it is), but because you’ll be yelling at the screen, “That’s not where that piece goes. GAAAAH!”
[via Nerdcore]
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Psssh, call me back when they do Custer’s Revenge.
Best Atari game?
Adventure.
these videos (pac man, tetris, pong, etc) are awesome. My thoughts on them are here. you like pac man check out the video this swiss artist made, it’s pretty awesome. [monkeybusiness1.wordpress.com]