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Using a repurposed Casio SK1, the Hockey Organ controls player movement via keypresses - it even has two vidcams and a screen to capture and display the live-action - The Hockey Organ 2007
The Hockey Organ
Posted by Collin Cunningham |
Jul 8, 2008 03:00 PM
DIY Projects, Gaming, Music |
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I wonder which melody makes all the players fight?
Doug McKenzie: Figures you wouldn't know how to work it if it's got a computer.
Bob McKenzie: Oh yeah, Mister Wizard, you know, eh...
Doug McKenzie: Let me try, I'm a genius.
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When I whistle it.. my dog knows I mean business..
On another note..
"Text entered was wrong. Try again." is not a helpful error message
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