Chinese artist makes biggest video game "Long March: Restart"

Before April this year, visitors can see the "Long March: a reboot" in the New York Museum of Contemporary Art--a video game that you've never played before. March:restart Two spectacular game scenes appear in front of the audience in the tall and stylish central corridor of the New York Museum of Contemporary Art.　　Clear, bright, and very large interactive game screen, so that the audience can not help but excited. I said you've never played it, not just because of his size, but because it's a 2D reel rather than an expensive role-playing game.　　On that huge two-piece screen (each screen is projected by 4 projectors), the game is very smooth. The game maker is Mengbo, an artist from China. You can control a soldier in the Red Army to engage the evil Red Army soldiers.　　In the "Long March: Re-kai" works, Digital and handmade, history and the present cleverly fused together, in the form of interactive video games, and the use of the artist's early painting and the creation of new Media elements, is heroic. The exhibition will be exhibited at the New York Museum of Contemporary Art in Long I., New York, until April 4. (Digging the shell net)