It’s time to over-compensate. With this joystick, you (and your buddy) can play games while attempting to work together as a team. It’s a 9-foothigh joystick (modeled after the 1980 Atari 2600 one), created by Mary Flanagan, which highlights the spatial and social role of the gaming interface.

No matter how important gaming inputs are – it still makes you look like a Lilliputian or one of the Littles.

(via we-make-money-not-art)

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