Welcome to the 91st issue of De Programmatica Ipsum, about Entertainment.
In this edition:
- Graham reviews the beautiful art taking place in the demoscene.
- Adrian argues that we are just blinded by entertainment.
- In our Vidéothèque section, we learn about the demoscene thanks to L33T GUY, and then we watch the first computer-generated movie ever released, made by Loren Carpenter.
- In the Library section, we review “Marx at the Arcade” by Jamie Woodcock, and “Super Nintendo” by Keza MacDonald.
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