Listen up, golddigga! We got some puzzles from Red Bull to solve. We found a secret room. That was fun.
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Update: Added a better version of the spectrogram.
So, this foam, it peels?
Yes, Winston. Peel back the foam.
turn it into pacman instead
http://charliex2.wordpress.com/2011/03/23/redbull-marketing-whats-the-latest-craze-campaign/
uhhh… i think that’s the point… or better yet, create your own game, that is, if you’ve got the skills!
this is the best 8-bit console i’ve ever seen… brilliant. but when do we get a 2-player version?!
thanks Red Bull!!!
if you check out the Uzebox AVCore schematics, it is fairly easy to gang on a second controller. most of the lines are daisy-chained, but you’ll have to pull a select line for the second controller off the Atmega. Rickroll FTW! Thanks #rbcreation !
well duh, and there was me thinking it was an advertising campaign for a soft drinks company…
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DOUBLE RAINBOW!!!!
Am I the only one frustrated about being unable to decipher that Morse Code message?