Andy Yamada
ABSTRACT
Andrew Rivolski is a multiplayer network game played in an environment consisting of multiple displays. The players are placed in two different remote locations, and by having mutual interactions the game allows the players to experience a cooperative phenomenon.
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- Andrew Rivolski: multi-display cooperation game
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