Gaming In The City: Facades As Racing Tracks


This is just great. It looks so cool from a distance, as if those boring buildings come to life during night. Most brilliant perhaps is the fact that the projection is done on the facade of the Secretary of Transport in Prague, Czech Republic. 

All you need is a few people, two cars, a generator, a PS3 with Need for Speed Shift, a mega projector, seven buildings serving as the world’s biggest gaming screens (Secretary of Transport, National Opera, Prague Castle among others)… and seven police crews.

—Source: Wooster Collective

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