Hours Played 12:56pm - 3:10pm

Runtime : 134 mins

Genre : Documentary

Budget : 2.6 thousand $ USD


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Plot : First section of a planned 24 hour supercut of video game timepieces. Designed to be played in sync with the actual time. Inspired by Christian Marclay’s The Clock.

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