 Hey, it's Chris Plant. We are at the Control Alt GDC. It's an exhibit that shows all sorts of different ways to control video games. I'm looking at one of the coolest things I found called Line Wobbler by Robin Baumgarten. It's a one-dimensional dungeon crawler. The way it works is you use this shoehorn, or shoe tree, to control your green figure and you attack bad guys. And eventually, you make your way to the end of a stage. There are a whole bunch of different stages, and I died because I'm not good at video games. Some of them have enemies like this, some of them have lava, there are boss battles. It's a complete game and it's being played out on a single strip of LED lights. It's exciting to see things like this. Usually when you come to big video game conferences, you see a lot of the Call of Duty's or maybe even smaller mobile games that are, you know, simulations. But rarely are you going to see a strip of LED lights tied to a cardboard cone and say it's one of the most enjoyable things that you've played all week. So hopefully someday there will be a way for more people to try this out. Until then, you can just stare at me playing it on the video because I'll be doing this for the next 15 minutes.
 Hey, it's Chris Plant.
 We are at the Control Alt GDC.
 It's an exhibit that shows all sorts of different ways to control video games.
 I'm looking at one of the coolest things I found called Line Wobbler by Robin Baumgarten.
 It's a one-dimensional dungeon crawler.
 The way it works is you use this shoehorn, or shoe tree, to control your green figure
 and you attack bad guys.
 And eventually, you make your way to the end of a stage.
 There are a whole bunch of different stages, and I died because I'm not good at video games.
 Some of them have enemies like this, some of them have lava, there are boss battles.
 It's a complete game and it's being played out on a single strip of LED lights.
 It's exciting to see things like this.
 Usually when you come to big video game conferences, you see a lot of the Call of Duty's or maybe
 even smaller mobile games that are, you know, simulations.
 But rarely are you going to see a strip of LED lights tied to a cardboard cone and say
 it's one of the most enjoyable things that you've played all week.
 So hopefully someday there will be a way for more people to try this out.
 Until then, you can just stare at me playing it on the video because I'll be doing this
 for the next 15 minutes.