Moving Pixels

But Where is the Art?

[17.Sep.08] :. They might make you think, they might make you cringe, they might inspire revulsion or admiration, but are they "art"? A look at some borderline videogames.
 

Just as Fun to Watch

[9.Jul.08] :. L.B. Jeffries talks to "Boner", a gamer who has managed to build a following simply by allowing an internet audience to watch him play.
 

Zarathustra-speak

[3.Jun.08] :. Let's set aside judging a game purely by the game play or plot, and analyze the actual experience of the game, instead.
 

The Game World / Real World Interface

[1.May.08] :. "Interfacing" is Moving Pixels' way of taking a look at the tenuous relationship between the gaming world and the real world, and the awkwardness and enlightenment that the intersections between the two can achieve.
 
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