This giant Tetris game was created using "eleven custom-built circuit boards, a twelve-story data network, a personal computer running Linux, a radio-frequency video game controller, and over 10,000 Christmas lights". It took over five months of planning and can be seen off Interstate 95 in Rhode Island. Video clip after the jump.
[via FreshCreation]
Taht is the coolest thing I have ever seen. I can die now.
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Posted at 04/22/2006 4:47pm by
meneame.net
El Tetris que se puede jugar más grande del mundo
Con mucho aburrimiento, unas 10000 bombillas de navidad, mucha curiosidad, y encima corriendo bajo linux, puedes construirte un Tetris en un edificio de más de 10 plantas, y encima que puedes jugar!, tiene vídeo el enlace :D
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Posted at 04/22/2006 4:51pm by
Steveng.org » Blog Archive » The world’s Largest Tetris Game
[...] This giant Tetris game was created using �eleven custom-built circuit boards, a twelve-story data network, a personal computer running Linux, a radio-frequency video game controller, and over 10,000 Christmas lights�. It took over five months of planning and can be seen off Interstate 95 in Rhode Island.read more | digg story Posted by admin Filed in Digg News [...]
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Posted at 04/22/2006 4:54pm by
Mr.Wednesday
Yeah... Amazing... But useless...
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Posted at 04/22/2006 5:10pm by
pronto
lmao, the dude playing it though sucked , lol
that is great every city should have this
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Posted at 04/22/2006 5:29pm by
Ingenieros… ¿ lo lograremos ? » Archivo del blog » Tetris a lo grande…
[...] La verdad es que el Tetris llega a ser un poco aburrido si lo jugamos en nuestras viejas GameBoys o en las máquinas de mil juegos en uno… pero, ¿qué dirías si sustituímos la consola por la fachada de un edificio ? [techeblog] [...]
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Posted at 04/22/2006 5:36pm by
TERROR
it basiclay sucks
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Posted at 04/22/2006 6:01pm by
Rivanny
Tsss. They don't even have the world record.
http://www.etv.tudelft.nl/vereeniging/archief/lustrum/90/english.html
This is from 10 years ago and uses 15 floors (instead of 10).
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Posted at 04/22/2006 6:10pm by
tyam
This is probably the most amazing thing I've seen in a while.
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Posted at 04/22/2006 6:38pm by
Retro_X
That really is amazing!
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Posted at 04/22/2006 7:14pm by
dan
i think this is sorta fake.
its not tetris, its just an office building someones turning the lights on and off in.
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Posted at 04/22/2006 8:17pm by
troy
so how many tokens does this one take?
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Posted at 04/22/2006 8:33pm by
Ahmed
Sweet Jesus.
Now all they need is to add a few speakers to each floor and they're set.
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Posted at 04/22/2006 9:16pm by
OldAlum
So...this was done six years ago and is no longer functional. It's also the second largest, apparently, since some Dutch people built larger.
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Posted at 04/22/2006 9:49pm by
K-SO
very nice...
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Posted at 04/22/2006 10:08pm by
The world’s Largest Tetris Game at SynaptiX
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Posted at 04/22/2006 10:14pm by
A Play on Words » world’s largest testris game
[...] Here’s the link from the blog complete with video. [...]
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Posted at 04/22/2006 11:10pm by
v8
That is awsome, I wonder if you have to be inside to play it, damn thats so cool.
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Posted at 04/22/2006 11:23pm by
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World’s Largest Functional Tetris Game
Any testris lovers here? This world’s largest testris game on a 90 meters high building, 45m width. Built using “eleven custom-built circuit boards, a twelve-story data network, a personal computer running Linux, a radio-frequency video game c...
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Posted at 04/23/2006 00:20am by
hacker not cracker
That is too cool! We had something remotely similar to that in san antonio. One of out hotels had the lights turned on so it said "Go Spurs" during the basketball championship.
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Posted at 04/23/2006 03:06am by
Signify
Looks like stop motion to me. Maybe it's just a slow camera.
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