In 1979, [Nolan Bushnell] released Asteroids to the world. Now, he’s playing the game again, only this time around with the assist of a laser projector as well as a Kinect that turns any individual sitting on a stool – in this situation [Nolan] himself – into everyone’s preferred vector spaceship. It’s a job for heavy steam Carnival, a job by [Brent Bushnell] as well as [Eric Gradman] that really hopes to bring a contemporary electronic carnival to your town.
The reimagined Asteroids game was produced with a laser projector to screen the asteroids as well as ship on a floor. A Kinect tracks the individual sitting as well as rolling on a stool while a wise phone is the triangular spaceship’s ‘fire’ button. The game is played in a 150 square foot arena, as well as is able to put any individual behind the cockpit of an asteroid mining triangle.
[Brent] as well as [Eric] hope to bring their heavy steam carnival to LA as well as San Francisco next spring, however if they surpass their funding goals, they may be persuaded to bring their show east of the Mississippi. We’d like to try it out by hiding behind the score like the original Asteroids as well as wasting a number of hours.