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«Installation participative très simple d’accès offrant à deux joueurs l’occasion de produire un événement dont l’efficacité dramatique et musicale s’avère inouïe et dont les déclinaisons sont pratiquement infinies.Sur un grand écran, les visages d’un homme et d’une femme, de profil, se font face.Chacun des personnages du film est relié à un écran tactile qui sert de console.Les deux écrans tactiles offrent aux joueurs une banque d’images-sons et des paramètres d’intervention simples mais puissants.

«T_Visionarium is an interactive narrative project investigating the exploration of a database of video streams that are recombined through the interaction of viewers, an interaction which allows new emergent narratives to be generated.» (www.icinema.unsw.edu.au)

In this fast-paced rail shooting game, terrorists are brought to your doorstep and only you have the power to bring them to their knees. Whether you are shooting, freezing, zapping, or just having a good old fashion barbecue with the flame thrower, you have been called on to drive fear into the heart of terror. (Leviathan Games Website).

«A foot steps on a figure trampling it - it reacts, it moves, and lets out a shout. Various feet cross a space, trampling many figures that break up, raise their voices. Gradually a "choir" is brought to life through the movements of the bodies. In the centre of the space there is a partially unrolled piece of felt, a kind of large carpet - the projected images form a weave that seems to replace the symbols and images found in a traditional carpet decoration.

«This video evironment, based on the “battle of San Romano” by Paolo Uccello starts out as a set of pieces that have yet to be put together. It is the eye of the beholder that is free to decide the course the images will take. The two corridors, lined with a series of video-projections lead to a central area, where a truly spectacular setting has been installed. The scene is completed by the projection of a new overview of the battle.

«Viewers enter a dimly lit room containing a series of steps that face a video projection of a window. A collection of chairs is arranged around the stairs, illuminated with spotlights. When a person walks up the steps and towards the projection, the image of the window becomes larger and it eventually opens. The sounds of the person’s footsteps on the stairs are heard through a sound system, and they become increasingly louder as the person approaches the window.

Eyelids smeared with black shadow, a teenage girl stands at the foot of the bed and pulls the trigger. The man waking from sleep barely knows what has just happened to him. In a single moment, lives can shatter: An oblivious and regretful mother is haunted by love, lust, betrayal and memories of a dead man. She lives in a world of denial. A repressed middle-aged security guard has lost everything - his marriage, a thriving career, and the respect of his teenage son. He sees real blood on the floor. Then it's gone.

It started when five people agreed to spend one night in a haunted house . . . What began as an evening of fun a harmless scares in exchange for one million dollars to anyone who stayed the night--and survived--soon turned into a night of terror. Years later, several more people risk their lives in search of a cursed statue of Baphomet, a relic worth millions that will come at the cost of their souls. Now, the terror begins when the doomed Return to House on Haunted Hill.

"Multimedia Celebrity Poker, released in 1995, is a CD-ROM-based poker game that allows players to test their poker skills against three B-level Hollywood celebrities. Headlining the game are Jonathan Frakes (Star Trek: The Next Generation, North & South miniseries), Morgan Fairchild (Falcon's Crest, Hotel) and Joe Piscopo (Saturday Night Live, Wise Guys)" (Giant Bomb.