
Katherine Johnson
Human calculation didn’t just support early spaceflight—it certified the machines that replaced it.
Two superpowers spending vast sums to arrive somewhere with nothing on it.



Lunar Lander (1979) is a vector-based arcade game by Atari, Inc. that reduces piloting to rotation, thrust, and fuel. It offers no story, no characters, no world—only a side-view landscape, a fragile module, and the unblinking arithmetic of descent.

Virtua Fighter 5 is a rigorously tuned, system-first 3D fighter built for deep spatial and temporal literacy. Its design assumes player investment in frame data, ring geometry, and layered defensive logic—not spectacle or hand-holding.
