What if games were a little more realistic?

Editing the Dead is an interactive re-cut of the original 1968 classic Night of the Living Dead that lets you make all the crucial decisions to move the story along. On Youtube, of course:

“The zombie apocalypse will bring a shortage of food. In order to survive people will have to eat things they are unfamiliar with. Fun fact: Pandas are delicious, but dolphins are more filling.”

Zombigotchi, a short clip for a new iphone game by Finkbom…

Yann Bauquesne‘s Super Mario:

“Sculpture of a video game icon made from 45 ACP cartridges. I use a material widely used in current games to give shape to the genesis of these, a sort of return to sources reflecting the gaming evolution for the public.”

[via gamescenes]

Jude Buffum made butchering charts for Koopas, Ganon, Chocobos, and Yoshi:

“For the upcoming show Pixel Pushers, sponsored by SCION and curated by Giant Robot, I decided to explore the carnivorous side of the world of video games. Though I myself eat meat, enough of my friends and loved ones are now vegetarians or vegans, so it’s something I’ve been experimenting with. I suppose these pieces are a by-product of that exploration. That, and my long-time obsession with meat diagrams.”

[via neatorama]

Today I Die is a a poem game by Daniel Benmergui now available for the iPhone:

It’s about the daily choice of waking up in the morning.No skill playing videogames is necessary! Playing this game can be a significant experience.

[via creativeapplications]