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Tetris gameLa Bastille is a very-large-scale integrated art installation created by Technology House at Brown University. The product of over five months of planning, construction, and installation, La Bastille is the largest art installation ever to appear in Rhode Island, partially visible from Narragansett Bay and from Interstate 95. When it was running, it was also the world`s largest fully-functional Tetris game. Containing eleven custom-built circuit boards, a twelve-story data network, a personal computer running Linux, a radio-frequency video game controller, and over 10,000 Christmas lights, LaBastille transforms Brown`s fourteen-story Sciences Library into a giant video display which allows bystanders to play a game of Tetris which can be seen for several miles. La Bastille opened at 8 pm on Friday, April 14, 2000 and ran through Saturday, April 22. During that week, people and media organizations from near and far came to watch and play. On May 27, hundreds of Brown alumni and students on campus for commencement weekend watched and played Tetris on its last night. La Bastille was put into storage the next day. When we were in operation, anyone could come and play in person. We were at Brown University and we played from just south of the Sciences Library. Directions and a map are still available. Sketch by Nik Lochmatow Watch it Live! Construction Photos Gameplay Photos Movies History of La Bastille Java Simulation PressRelease Special Thanks Blocks Extreme 1.0Publisher`s description malicious software (spyware, virus etc.) Rate this softwareYou can submit a rating without a review.Just keep fields, related to the review, blank and press "Send" button. Your name E-mail address Review Tetris index
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