Hi there, Tim. I am a forty-something living in NYC somehow making a living designing, building and (endlessly) repairing amusements and props. You are my highest hero in this domain and watching the Secret Life of Machines in the '90s is largely responsible for me foolishly perusing this line of work. thanks and also nuts to you for all you have done for me. if ever given the chance, I'd love to buy you and Rex a lavish meal and many libations at my own expense and peril. very sincerely, a guy who saves all leftover parts.
That’s so brilliant - the idea, the figures, the wonderful sounds, everything! And the woman who played it looks like a really nice person with a great sense of style
It's freaking stupid because our phones are important as a means to stay in contact with our friends and family, so calling phones bad just because people get distracted by the internet access they give us is completely ignoring how connected phones make the world
@@superspider64 @superspider64 Nobody is calling cellphones bad, the automaton is making a comment about how people walk along ignoring there surroundings because they are so engrossed in their phones. It's great to have a cell phone - that doesn't mean we have to look at it all the time instead of being aware of the world and people around us. Most children alive today do not know what it is like to walk to the corner store with a parent without the parent using their phone - is that a good thing? No it isn't - that doesn't mean that if a parent occassionally used their phone whilst walking with their child that is a bad thing - do you see the distinction? Regarding how much you value cell phones connecting the world - this is and is not a good thing socially - it's great for us to keep in contact with people far from us, potentially bad for us socially in how we view the world - and how we feel the world views us - through the edited lens of social media, bad for us in regards to being a part of our immediate surroundings - nothing is black and white. But to get back to the point - Tim Hunkin created this machine about phone obsession, perhaps fifty years ago he might have made it about people walking along looking at newspapers.
@@superspider64 Pulsed microwave radiation of smartphones makes mankind stupid, causing it to fall for fakenews in social media filterbubble and so elect dictators! Taking away that addiction inducing agent can be only a first step.
Tim Hunkin, excellent work! Such a great modern spin on your style of creation. I definitely need to get up to your Under the Pier show area and check out your work! Big thumbs up!
Brilliant idea, I thought it took the phone because it would shake you around and so to protect it, good scare lol, who can really survive 3 hours with no smart phone? Only a Tibetan monk.... during meditation!..
and if your mom called wondering where you were? how the hell are you supposed to answer them? our phones aren't just a means of accessing the internet you dumbass, they're a means of connecting with our friends and family
I thought when the player collides with those smombies, his phone would get knocked and fall on the ground. Another nice ending would be that after taking the phone away, you hear the noise of a grinder like in "Will it Blend?", seeing actual shredded smartphone debris drizzling down behind a transparent window, to make the player think his actual phone had been grinded in a blender.
I played I-zombie back in 2019 and I was not very good at it... I'm facepalming now because I had no idea that the machines in the arcade were Tim's handywork; in fact it may have been Tim in the arcade with me! I'm sure it saved us both a lot of embarrassment, as a grown man shouldn't gush too much in public. I also got anal probed and won $1 billion, which I went on to invest incredibly unwisely. They say you should never meet your heroes, but it didn't do me any harm.... bar the anal probe.
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Hi there, Tim. I am a forty-something living in NYC somehow making a living designing, building and (endlessly) repairing amusements and props. You are my highest hero in this domain and watching the Secret Life of Machines in the '90s is largely responsible for me foolishly perusing this line of work. thanks and also nuts to you for all you have done for me. if ever given the chance, I'd love to buy you and Rex a lavish meal and many libations at my own expense and peril. very sincerely, a guy who saves all leftover parts.
That’s so brilliant - the idea, the figures, the wonderful sounds, everything! And the woman who played it looks like a really nice person with a great sense of style
It's freaking stupid because our phones are important as a means to stay in contact with our friends and family, so calling phones bad just because people get distracted by the internet access they give us is completely ignoring how connected phones make the world
@@superspider64 @superspider64 Nobody is calling cellphones bad, the automaton is making a comment about how people walk along ignoring there surroundings because they are so engrossed in their phones. It's great to have a cell phone - that doesn't mean we have to look at it all the time instead of being aware of the world and people around us. Most children alive today do not know what it is like to walk to the corner store with a parent without the parent using their phone - is that a good thing? No it isn't - that doesn't mean that if a parent occassionally used their phone whilst walking with their child that is a bad thing - do you see the distinction? Regarding how much you value cell phones connecting the world - this is and is not a good thing socially - it's great for us to keep in contact with people far from us, potentially bad for us socially in how we view the world - and how we feel the world views us - through the edited lens of social media, bad for us in regards to being a part of our immediate surroundings - nothing is black and white. But to get back to the point - Tim Hunkin created this machine about phone obsession, perhaps fifty years ago he might have made it about people walking along looking at newspapers.
The whats app sound💀
@@superspider64 Pulsed microwave radiation of smartphones makes mankind stupid, causing it to fall for fakenews in social media filterbubble and so elect dictators! Taking away that addiction inducing agent can be only a first step.
so squared, expertly executed, sir~ a fan always...so loved Red Garrod a piece of my soul was lost~
so that was one of the most inspiring things i have ever seen...
real lovley game. You build the best automata in the world. Keep going on, You Do a brilliant and nice Job to the public. Just lovley. cherrio Toni
Good use of peppers ghost
hehe, I love it, I do wonder what happens if the player left their phone in there for three hours though... :D
It will stay inside for three hours
Love it! :D
I'm here because of a short, and I might try this in the near future
That first level needed a beat! It was almost EDM.
That's the funniest ever, great!
Tim Hunkin, excellent work! Such a great modern spin on your style of creation. I definitely need to get up to your Under the Pier show area and check out your work! Big thumbs up!
British humour is second to none !
What if someone had the bright idea to destroy it and steal a phone
Can you show us what happens if you lose
The zombies sound how i eat my chicken wings.
Amazing. Would love to see the internals !
You can see the innards in the descrriptopn
@@dingus28 Great! Thanks!
Does that actually take away your phone for 3 hours
@Quandale Dingle The 3rd we'll never knew
Olá! Como funciona? Parabéns lindo trabalho!
¡Hola! Es un juego de arcade, así que no lo hicieron ellos mismos. Hay algunos de estos lugares en Inglaterra.
lo siento si mi español es malo
I would put a brick and won´t return after 3 hours ;)
🔵😎🔵💕
I would've screamed *I WANT MY PHOONEEEEEE BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK!!!!!!!!!!!! FUUUUUUUUUUUCCCKKKKK THIS MACHINEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
The nokia and whats app sound💀
Brilliant idea, I thought it took the phone because it would shake you around and so to protect it, good scare lol, who can really survive 3 hours with no smart phone? Only a Tibetan monk.... during meditation!..
and if your mom called wondering where you were? how the hell are you supposed to answer them? our phones aren't just a means of accessing the internet you dumbass, they're a means of connecting with our friends and family
@@superspider64 Nope, they are means to destroy our intellect and make addicted.
That's illegal if you have to wait three hours
Yes thank you you understand how stupid this machine is
I thought when the player collides with those smombies, his phone would get knocked and fall on the ground. Another nice ending would be that after taking the phone away, you hear the noise of a grinder like in "Will it Blend?", seeing actual shredded smartphone debris drizzling down behind a transparent window, to make the player think his actual phone had been grinded in a blender.
That would be filed under psychological torture.
I played I-zombie back in 2019 and I was not very good at it... I'm facepalming now because I had no idea that the machines in the arcade were Tim's handywork; in fact it may have been Tim in the arcade with me! I'm sure it saved us both a lot of embarrassment, as a grown man shouldn't gush too much in public. I also got anal probed and won $1 billion, which I went on to invest incredibly unwisely. They say you should never meet your heroes, but it didn't do me any harm.... bar the anal probe.
stupid machine, stupid message that misses the point of phones
You poor humourless sod. What's it like being you?
Second thoughts, don't bother to tell me.
Preemptive block and mute in case you try.
it is not destined to peoples under 80 IQ, so feel free to ignore.