
Berlin-based media/game artist Aram Bartholl's "Chat" project interjects the virtual chat stylings of online gaming into the physical world. Featuring a keyboard that hangs in front of the "chatter" and a giant illuminated speech bubble overhead, the wearer can type any message and have it show up in lights. The next step would be to network the bubbles and hook them up to a WoW session to grab someone else's "virtual" conversations.
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This reminds me of The Typing Of The Dead, a re-purposing of House Of The Dead where your character uses a keyboard and Dreamcast backpack to kill zombies:
Screenshot at Mobygames
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I am a gamer my self...not line hard core one but still... and i find this idea prety weird. in my opinion, games should be games, and they should stay in PCs/game consoles, but not in real world..
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THis would be so cool to make. I think it is a great idea.
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THis would be so cool to make. I think it is a great idea.
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we need small micro projectors like those they are thinking for cell phones. then there's no need for the stupid guy holding up the pole.
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hi peeps
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I hope they integrate PvP into it. Just by looking at it I want to backstab the user.
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