The New Gamer

Game On Image Gallery Features
By G. Turner
Posted May 5, 2005

Game On, an European exhibit that attempts to cover the history of video games, recently opened for business at Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry. I, and many others west of the Atlantic were greatly anticipating it and sadly, the exhibit rather disappointed me, but you can read that review for yourself. While attending Game On I managed to snap more than my fair share of photos, and have finally organized them, batch compressed them and slapped up some captions for your edification and entertainment. So what are you waiting for? Click through and enjoy.

Game On Image Gallery Index

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Game On 2.0

The international travelling video game exhibit is back in Chicago, marketed as a 2.0 revision. We put the show through its paces to decide whether it's worth another day's dime, or whether you should wait for 3.0.

Game On 2.0 Image Gallery

Don't live in Chicago or are afraid of underground travel, unable to brave the subway or the Museum of Science & Industry's parking lot? We have you covered with a gallery of approximately 99 photos of revised video game history fun.

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Averaging Gradius

It's done! The Averaging Gradius project, which simple goal was to use multiple runs of the first stage in the NES game Gradius to compare how people play the game, is complete. Check out the article to find out what it's all about and then watch the finished video to make your own observations.

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