Recherche dans la filmographie: Sport, Simultané

"After a brutal warlord has ravaged your homeland, your master realizes that only you have the ability to destroy the shogun and return peace to the land. You're going to have to go toe-to-toe with the shogun's deadliest fighters, who know every dirty trick in the book." (All Game Guide)

"The first boxing game featuring live action video directed by Ron Stein, responsible for the fight scenes in the Rocky series and Raging Bull. This time it's YOU in the ring. Good Luck!" *MegaLong Games)

"Basketball is merely the subject for the game's plot, involving the new-guy Ace (yourself) and a host of other characters, basketball players or just spectators, all with different personalities. It's basically play one-on-one on a warehouse court and climb the "ladders" until you earn enough respect to play against Scottie Pippen." (MobyGames)

«En s'équipant de gants et de lunettes, le visiteur volontaire s'engage dans un duel -faussement virtuel avec un boxeur. Plus le joueur donne de coups, plus il repousse symboliquement son opposant [ralentissement puis disparition de l'image vidéo, assourdissement du son]. Par contre, toute passivité du joueur engendrera un déchaînement de violence visuelle et sonore, jusqu'à s'en prendre "plein la gueule". Les visiteurs de l'exposition deviennent alors le public d'un ring où s'épuise un spectateur joueur- boxeur solitaire.» (www.ensad.fr)

«Bicycle TV is a rider controled real-time video tour of a scenic landscape in the Canadian countryside. [...] Mounting and pedaling the bicycle activates the video which consists of scenic, winding country roads (shot to simulate the perspective of a cyclist). At all intersections and crossroads the viewer/cyclist has the option of choosing a new path or continuing along the same route. Indicating their choice by steering the bicycle, the video is seamlessly adjusted to represent the direction chosen.

«Audiences encounter a video projection of an aerobics instructor who stands in silence until a viewer approaches. When a viewer moves in front of the projection and into the spotlight, the instructor begins exercising to music. If a viewer stops moving, the instructor also stops exercising and the music becomes silent. Each time a viewer begins moving his or her body, the instructor begins a new exercise with music. If a viewer exercises non-stop, the music and the instructor’s exercising will increase in tempo until an absurdly fast level is reached.»