Hosted By: Raina Lee
When: Friday Jun 27, 2008
at 9:00 PM
Where: 7 Bamboo karaoke
162 Jackson Stree
San Jose, CA 95112
United States
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Raina Lee

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In this week's You Only Live Twice (that YOLT), I gripe about all the pics of broken screen and other carnage cause by that wildly oscillating Wii-Mote. Who knew gaming could be so dangerous, or so expensive.

Houston Wii Have a Problem

Here's the awesome collage of carnage that goes with it:

It's the only PSP game I really want! And there's an inflatable + game I can win! Make an interesting composition of Loco Roco and you can win this weird awesome inflatable, a LocoRoco T shirt, and the game. More info here.

this is probably old but whatever, i'm totally obsessed with Tetris DS now, esp PUSH and TOUCH mode.



this is an image from my dreams! almost as exciting as the Tetris shelving I will one day order.

looked like this:



more info on mixing 70's prints w/ vintage game graphics here.

"WingNuts 2 takes you on a fantastic journey to over 30 real, (and not so real), locations and time periods as you hunt Baron Von Schtopwatch and the mysterious "Raina"."

I didn't know I was that mysterious. I'm guessing that's my sillouette in the background, with the evil eyes.

Raina walks into a game store and is accosted by a rather opinioned teenage gamer.

Listen here!

Did mini accordian zine for the Junc Gallery show (I think i posted this yesterday), but yay I finished and fed exed it a few hours ago. Thanks Chris for participating and contributing, John for the illustrations, and Caroline for the last minute freak out + paper cutting prowess. And Erin for the fashionable moral support.

The zine is about the Classic Video and Pinball Tournament at FUNSPOT, the classic arcade in New Hampshire.

I'm participating in this show at Junc gallery this saturday curated by Esther Watson + Mark Todd, and they asked us to say a few words about what a zine is. This is my response:

A Xerox- copied extension of my heart. Something independently created and conceptualized by a someone, a someone who is real and not just a giant entity. Not made by the anonymous "them." A zine is tangible, full of mistakes and humanness. Something to hold. Something I have to hand staple with a long reach stapler, that I have to hit so hard down on that it almost makes my hands bleed. And it's worth it.

and to entice you of the mini-zine i'm doing: My zine "FUNSPOT" is a preview of 1-Up 4, and centered on my roadtrip to a legendary classic arcade in Weirs Beach, New Hampshire. There, my friend Chris and I encounter hardcore game collectors, pinball geeks, a family of gaming world record holders, Libertarians, and really bad Chinese food.