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 The classic racing game on the red and white machine has recently been re-interpreted by a group of Frankenstein, who connected the printer, the projector and the game console to the computer, and programmed a special racing game: the printer prints up to 50 meters " Runway ", the projector will be trolley and scoring images projected in the runway display area, the user through the handle can control the" car "direction of travel. When the "car" hit "wall", the display area will light red "bomb (BOMB)" logo.



The original game can also play, the office print the invoice printer can also be a game artifact. It seems that in the real game players, almost everything has a way to transform the game, the so-called "hands without a sword, but the hearts of a sword."

This is really a creative endless age, as long as you like, the printer has nothing to do with the game equipment can also be used to play the game. Looking at a long long racing road is printed out, I seem to hear the plants screams and groans, the game play a lot of waste of paper, which is one of the purposes of the designer, they want to remind people Driving is also a considerable waste of resources in the process.


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