By David Ponce
Let’s say you’ve done well for yourself, and are now the proud owner of a large (preferably 10 or more stories high) building. You wish to enliven things up a bit, for passersby. This is what you should do: build the (second) world’s largest Tetris game.
This is how you do it. Outfit all the windows with, say, 10,000 Christmas lights. Then take eleven custom-built circuit boards, a twelve-story data network, a personal computer running Linux, a radio-frequency video game controller, spend five months tweaking and planning, and before you know it, you’ll have the entire front of your building running Tetris. It’ll be just like this one, off Interstate 95, in Rhode Island.
Wonder how it works? Come inside for a groovy video.
VIA [TechEBlog]
Here you can find pics and a short video of the actual LARGEST Tetris game in the world:
http://www.freshcreation.nl/comments.php?id=232_0_1_0_C
PS This is also the original source where Techeblog got the news about this Tetris game.
This experience has been already done in Paris, at the Francois Mitterand’s Library
cool.. is it playing the game outside the building??
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