5th Ave Frogger, Hacked Arcade Game Based on Real-Time NYC Traffic
5th Ave Frogger is a hacked version of the classic video game Frogger that captures the positions of cars on 5th Avenue in New York City and maps them into the game in real-time (video). The game was developed by art director Tyler DeAngelo. He recently set up the game by 5th Avenue so pedestrians could give it a try.
E.D.W. Lynch
Recent Posts
Third Generation Cheesemonger Tastes 21 of the World’s Most Expensive Cheeses
Cockatoo Clucks Like a Chicken at Passing Traffic
‘Dog Sommelier’ Sniffs Out the ‘Notes’ of Different Breeds Like Bottles of Wine
Wayward Parrot Randomly Flies Into Woman’s Apartment and Makes It His Permanent Home
An Interactive Online Trumpet That Is Played Using a Computer Keyboard
