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Tiny Diggers has just been released on the iPad and soon the Mac computer. Here’s the details on this fun, educational game from TouchTilt Games.
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Space Carpet Invaders

Submitted by on July 1, 2006 – 3:14 pm2 Comments

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Janek Simon’s Carpet Invaders art installation show is a political statement on how the video game, and many others, have transformed our kid’s minds and wallets from the innocent church-going, toys and trinkets type of youngster to an electronically-obsessed computer game junky. Toshihiro Nishikado’s Space Invaders is portrayed on an Armenian carpet via overhead projector hooked up to a PS2 and is installed as an interactive art piece for all to enjoy. Perhaps using the old carpet is a way of saying that you just can’t sweep games under the rug and forget about them; they’re here to stay! Ok I know that’s not really the message, but it’s all that I have.

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  • anonomous

    “the video game, and many others, have transformed our kid’s minds and wallets from the innocent church-going, toys and trinkets type of youngster to an electronically-obsessed computer game junky.”

    Um, how is this a political statement?

  • Anonymous

    If you bothered to read between the lines and read the artist’s statement then you’d see that he had a point. He made not have said it clearly but it is a political statement.