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Hello you, As promised, I'm letting you know that I released a game just now called Play It By Trust (Sky Blue Super Mario Bros.). You can read more on its webpage, but in a nutshell it's a "port" of Yoko Ono's Play It By Trust (White Chess Set) from 1966. That is, it's a version of good old Super Mario Bros. with all the colours set to the "sky blue" of the overworld. It looks like this: Yep, this one is much along the lines of a quick conceptual experiment than anything terribly fun to play. It was fun to make though! That link to the game again is: Play It By Trust (Sky Blue Super Mario Bros.) Until next time, |
It's me, Pippin. I'm making things. The plan is to send out updates every two weeks and then separately any announcements of projects as they release.
Hi, you, I'm writing this at Gate 75 in Montréal's Pierre-Elliott Trudeau Airport, about to get onto a plane to Los Angeles. The last couple of weeks have been something of a blur of activity, notably with my department at Concordia (Design and Computation Arts) going through a hiring process that I'm leading as the chair of the department. We interviewed three really good candidates, though, so everything's going smoothly on that front. Other than the hiring thing my focus has mostly been on...
Hello you, I'm two days late with this newsletter, and full of excuses. We're currently hiring a new professor in my department at Concordia University and I'm the chair of the department and the hiring committee so I'm very implicated in that. That and other work stuff has taken up most of my time the last couple of weeks. That said, I did release Play It By Trust (Sky Blue Super Mario Bros.) last week, which you probably saw since I emailed you about it. I'm happy with how it turned out,...
Dearest You, At some point in the (potentially deep) past you signed up for that newsletter I pretty much never sent. Well, I'm older now, and wiser (or at the very least more tired), and more admiring of email than ever for its pointed lack of platformy qualities. So, I want to resurrect the idea of writing that newsletter. With, I guess, "news" in it. So here I am, using this newsletter service called Kit, and we shall see. If you're like "what the hell, Pippin, why do you still have my...