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Alt.Ctrl.GDC showcase: Killigan Industries' Operator
"It's a game in which players use a touchtone telephone to connect with a customer support line to simulate the convenience and fun of navigating an automated phone menu for several minutes at work."
03.09.16 |
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John Bridgman
Alt.Ctrl.GDC Showcase: Disc Jockey Jockey
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Disc Jockey Jockey is what happened when I tried to involve the player in [radio]," says creator Tim Knowlton. "The game provides the voices and the player puts them on the air."
03.13.16 |
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Alex Wawro
Alt.Ctrl.GDC Showcase: Jerrytron's Please Stand By
Game designers Jerry Belich and Victor Thompson have used a classic 1951 Capehart TV to house their touchy-feely�game�
Please Stand By. Here, they explain to Gamasutra precisely how -- and
why.
03.10.16 |
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Alex Wawro
Alt.CTRL.GDC showcase: Triband's Suck My Rainbow
"We found an old vacuum cleaner in a closet. It has a huge appetite, and it only eats rainbows! That was lucky, since we were on the lookout for some kind of alternative game controller to take to GDC."
03.10.16 |
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Kris Graft
Alt.CTRL.GDC showcase: Minds N Hands' The Wiz
WIZ is a transformable, reconfigurable Bluetooth-connected controller that gives players the option to have tactile and gesture controls on platforms like the mobile and PC."
03.08.16 |
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Chris Baker |
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Alt.CTRL.GDC showcase: Planet Licker
In this game, the controller is a USB gamepad with three popsicles attached to it. Use your tongue to propel your space monster through space, avoiding obstacles and eating planets as you go!
03.10.16 |
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Kris Graft |
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Alt.CTRL.GDC Showcase: Baumgarten & Autio's Rotator
"Our controller is three big motorized steering wheels. The idea is to experiment with different ways the wheels can work -- maintain constant motion, reverse directions, wind up a spring, and so on."
03.06.16 |
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Chris Baker
Alt.Ctrl.GDC showcase: Sensible Object's Fabulous Beasts
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Fabulous Beasts is a co-op game in which you build a tower of beast-shaped pieces on your tabletop. As you stack each one, it pops into a fabulous world on a connected tablet or smartphone."
02.22.16 |
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Bryant Francis
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