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  Enhance | June 06, 2007
  I always love when people take blow up the size of games like this and the movements seem to respond well.
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  Deathsythe | June 06, 2007
  Like tetris on the side of an office building with the lights on.
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  Jeterocks | June 06, 2007
  that is really cool how they did this, impressive to say the least
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  huntyr | June 06, 2007
  I am always amazed how people are so productive in their spare time. almost makes me feel guilty. almost.
  
  Great find Deathscythe
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  Rinkydink | June 07, 2007
  Pretty damn neat how the building wall parts react so well. That must have taken a damn long time to work out perfectly. Nice find indeed.
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  Delslayer | June 07, 2007
  Wow thats amazing that they could get it to recognize the windows as the equivalent of a block. Not to mention the projector and how huge that is.
  
  What do you guys think the next nintendo system?
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  KingX2 | June 07, 2007
  Wow, i'm impressed. Must have taken a lot of effort.
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  chubbie huicho | June 07, 2007
  haha this looks awesome, it's amazing
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  Raijin1999 | June 07, 2007
  Indeed it is impressive. If only they could figure out how to destroy windows with that orb of doom.
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  MikeyW | June 07, 2007
  That's pretty clever. Well done those lads.
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  Lithorian | June 07, 2007
  Impressive indeed. You just have to wonder: Why?
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  Lesley Pro_04 | June 20, 2007
  That looks pretty neat. Now I'm just wondering when someone is going to put the arcade versions of Mario Bros and Donkey Kong on the side of a building.
  
  Just kidding, but that would be an interesting video to watch if someone could pull that off AND post it on YouTube.