Quake Running On An Oscilloscope
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It seem that these days people have gotten the old game Quake to run on just about everything. But I never imagined it would work on an old oscilloscope. Truly amazing!
It was done by a Finnish programmer called Pekka Väänänen. Basically he converted the visual information from the game into a series of sounds that this old Hitachi oscilloscope interprets as the 3D world.
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Johny (John-Erik) Krahbichler is the CEO and main author of Gadgetzz, since 2009. While Mr. Krahbichler's expertise is in consumer electronics, his true passion is science´, and educating the world about the universe we inhabit. Check out the non-profit Scientific Literacy Matters Currently Johny is using his experience from covering trade shows such as the CES, to work with trade show exhibition marketing.
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15projects29. Jan, 2015
Cool stuff
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15projects29. Jan, 2015
Very impressive
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captain obvious12. Aug, 2017
In the future people will jack into and play doom like the matrix, this is how they will monitor it from the outside.