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The original Doom game from 1993 installed as a wall embedded screen and played with just a keyboard (as intented :-)) in ”Game On” exhibition at Tampere Talo, Tampere, Finland. A pink placard has information about the game as well as playing instructions. There’s an error message on the screen, the game being unplayable.
Hand holding a Gameboy Advance version of the Famicon Donkey Kong game.
Top 5 games selling right now on Steam with Road To Vostok being number one.
Picture of the Hachioji Eco Town building that houses all the different Off chain stores, eg. Book-Off and Hard-Off.
Screencap from the documentary film ”American Movie” where Mark Borchardt (whose films are the focus of the documentary) comments on his friend Tim Schimmels’ smile with ”Your smilin' face. What the hell you got to say for yourself?”
Fake in-game ad for a mobile puzzle game about a fur farm. The ad shows a overweight animal farmed for its fur and a text promising a fun and furry puzzle game for the whole family.
Screenshot from the great immersive sim game Weird West. In the picture pigs are seen chilling in hay piles. They know what's up.
Coco Ichiban curry restaurant chain vegetarian curry plate arranged to look like a funnny face. Boiled egg halves for eyes, deep fried soft boiled egg for a big round nose, spicy and delicious chili and garlic make a cute mouth with teeth. God i love coco ichi…
Japanese Hard-Off chain shop in Kichijōji specialised in selling PC hardware aka heaven on earth.
Screenshot of the year 2020 roguelike game Going Under by studio Aggro Crab showing the corporate memphis style 3D main character standing inside an open-plan office. Screenshot from: https://img.opencritic.com/game/10207/vvVxICRd.jpg
Stormdrain somewhere in Fukuoka, Japan
"Is Korn a boy band?" asks Lily in the 2022 Meredith Gran videogame Perfect Tides.
A CRT monitor showing the videogame Bioshock, moments before the player steps into a submarine ending the famous ”An Evening with Sander Cohen” part of the game.
Photo of a CRT monitor showing a lighthouse seen in the very beginning of the game Bioshock.
Photo of a 4:3 CRT monitor showing Bioshock’s introductory dive into Rapture, the city under the sea.
End cinematic of System Shock 2, main villain, the evil AI Shodan, is perplexed how the player could've defeated her.
Picture of the game System Shock 2 Anniversary Remaster playing on a CRT monitor.
Playstation 1 memory card screen showing an Asterix & Obelix game called ”ASTERIX SHITGAME”.
Sierra ”Best Seller Series” copy of the videogame The Simpsons Hit & Run.
Rogue planet from the 2011 Lars von Trier movie Melancholia looming eerily over the horizon.
Japanese language poster for the 2012 film Frances Ha.
Videogame footage of a dog walking through an air-duct towards a bone and grabbing it.
Videogame capture of a small black dog staring at static on the tv, while someone is sleeping in a chair in front of it.
Picture of a Finnish copy of Umberto Eco’s The Name of the Rose. The cover is burgundy red with a painting of a medieval castle, with the author’s name and title written in cursive.
Picture of the ending screen of the game Finnish Cottage 8 indicating that all of the game’s findable ”anomalies” have been found.
Main menu of the video game Finnish Cottage 8 showing the game’s logo and options for playing, language, and quitting.
Philippe Parreno @ Gropius Bau 2018 Bioreactor and probes Peristaltic pump, scales, air compressor, air filter, silicon tubing and fitting, electric devices, servo controller, Plexiglas box Overall dimensions: 215 × 250 × 150 cm On the walls: Wallpaper Marilyn, 2018, fluorescent ink on paper Dimensions variable Photo © Andrea Rossetti
Backside of Jyväskylä’s brutalist rabbit showing its now shut rear.
Courtyard from the beginning of Half-Life 2.
BIG FOG near Lahti, Finland as seen from a train.
Playdate console displaying a rudimentary dungeon and a small character.
3D rope simulation acting as an cable in the Godot game engine
Greybox level in the Godot 4 game engine with a bipedal bear character approaching the camera