Artist Paul Tuller’s “Kim Vs U.S. Legislation” Online Game for LGBTQ+ Rights
A race to collect Progress Pride flags and dodge harmful governance—before taking real-world action
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Link About It: This Week’s Picks
East Coast skate culture, expanding reproductive health access, protein pulled from air and more news
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The potential of seaweed farms, public art's influence on safety, video games for depression and more from around the web
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How a Video Game Helps Treat Depression and Mental Decline
Sarah Shizuko Morimoto’s Neurogrow is a gardening video game designed to increase and improve neural circuitry. For those with geriatric depression or mental decline, the game crucially targets the brain to better …
Best of CH 2021: Cars + Tech
Milestone developments in automotive, mixed reality, gaming and more this year
Artist Ian Cheng’s Simulations Uncover Humanity In Artificial Intelligence
Currently on view at The Shed, the exhibit explores how AI is inherently human and "parenting is programming"
ATLiens 25th Anniversary Edition
$70.00
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of their masterpiece ATLiens, OutKast’s four-LP reissue doesn’t include just the original album, but also the instrumentals—available commercially for the first time ever. Along with the vinyl (which …
Japanese Breakfast: Glider
The lead single from the forthcoming original soundtrack for the video game Sable, “Glider” by Japanese Breakfast (aka musician and author Michelle Zauner) entrances through mystical instrumentals and beautiful, call-to-adventure vocals. Zauner …
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A space-centric museum, how VR affects cognition, a video game-inspired watch and more from around the web
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Nintendo Museum to Open in Former Playing Card Factory
Kyoto’s defunct Nintendo Uji Ogura Plant will host the Japanese video game company’s forthcoming museum, tentatively named Nintendo Gallery. The site, constructed in 1969, used to produce playing cards and Hanafuda (a traditional …