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A broken gameboy dried into the mud in Grand Isle, Louisiana. I visited there after Katrina hit to help rebuild playgrounds, and this photo was taken as a local gave us a tour of the damage to the town. At least for me, this image just showed that even with all our American knowhow and perceived technological wizardry, nature is still really controlling us. I feel like that's a fact that escapes many Americans until moments such as Katrina, but it's an almost integral part of the American psyche-the idea that of course we're invincible..... until we're not.
The "Gameboy Music Club" (AT) showed that technology doesn't always have to be used the way its investors and producers intended - the musicians played a concert on commercially available Gameboys.
Photo showing members of the Gameboy Music Club (AT).
credit: rubra
Si me hubiese tocado hacer la campaña del Game Boy SP, éstas serÃan algunas de las fotos. Modelo: Javier Lazo.
The "Gameboy Music Club" (AT) showed that technology doesn't always have to be used the way its investors and producers intended - the musicians played a concert on commercially available Gameboys.
credit: rubra
A collection of all of my Nintendo handhelds. The only items missing are the original Nintendo DS, Gameboy Micro, and ... the Virtual Boy.
Si me hubiese tocado hacer la campaña del Game Boy SP, éstas serÃan algunas de las fotos. Modelo: Javier Lazo.