Portal: M. C. Escher’s “Relativity” as video game
This clip (2:42) of the mind-bending video game “Portal” shows it as a very cool re-imagining of M. C. Escher’s famous picture, “Relativity“.
In the game, you carry a device that can create tunnels on walls and floors through which objects and your game character can travel through. These portals do not obey the laws of gravity and physics, nor spatial-temporal reasoning.
Don’t know what I’m talking about? Here’s M. C. Escher’s picture.
Now imagine playing in that alternate reality as a video game. Awesome.
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To me, it’s all quantum physics and wormholes manipulation. Nice.
yeah it’s pretty cool - I wonder how tripped out the programmers have to be to write this game.
double phd in physics and comp science maybe.
Muahahaha
Well that too … but I was meaning “tripped out” - as in the medicinally induced kind.
You know, you have to think outside of the box except there isn’t a box to begin with.
I think it’s more of not limiting urself in terms of creativity.