Blogs: Pac Man

Human Pac-Man is actually the fifth video in a series of “human video game performances” that these guys did. After the jump, I've embedded the other four. The first video they did was Human Pong: ...

111 human pixels. Countless colored t-shirt changes. Weeks of planning. That, some homemade bleep bloops, and four long hours in Baden, Switzerland's Trafo cinema will get you one incredible stop-motion game of human Pac-Man.

wow it looks like pack man but if you took it and ran it through a machine that produced pure garbage and aimed it at 80's nostalgia blinded bloggers.*stepping away to drink * Simply fantastic now that I am fully drunk and slurring my ...

How about a little game of Pac-Man? Guillame Reymond latest stop-motion clip features 111 human pixels acting out the classic arcade game. The 2-minute short took about 4 hours to shoot.

French-Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond created this stop-motion video showing Pac-Man being played at a movie theater in Switzerland last month. The project had 111 patient volunteers sit, shift, and change shirts over the course of more ...

After human Tetris, human Pong, and human Space Invaders, Guillaume Reymond tackles human Pac-Man. It took 111 people over 4 hours to create this stop-motion video.

Human PAC-MAN · by Volker Weber · 2010-09-10 :: email :: tweet :: bookmark :: digg :: buzz · rent this space for 30 days. Comments. Post a comment. Full name: (required) Email Address: (required, never published) ...

Pacman recreated with people as pixels, brought to you by the Game Over Project, the same guys responsible for the human Tetris, the human Space Invaders, and other stuff too. via. tag-icon-ok funny, stop-motion, video, video games ...

A human PAC-MAN performance by Guillaume Reymond. by macleans.ca on Friday, September 10, 2010 2:25pm - 1466120 ... Tags: pac-man. Print Story Print Comment. Bookmark and Share. PreviousGoogle Instant shows off with Bob Dylan's ...

Human Pac-Man Performance by Guillaume Reymond. We've previously seen Guillaume Reymond's stop motion human Tetris. Now he presents a similar video showing Pac-Man. It was created using 111 human pixels over a 4 hour period. ...