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"Our Game Truck See Photo & Video Gallery Here Limousine Style Interior Our Game Theater has a luxurious limo-style interior with comfortable Stadium-Style Seating. Climate Controlled Environment Regardless of the weather outside, the temperature inside will provide year round comfort! The Gaming Unplugged mobile Video Game Truck is fully air conditioned for those hot summer days and heated for chilly days in winter. Laser and Under Glow Light Our laser lights change colors throughout the gaming experience. Plus, there is under glow lighting with changing colors outside our Game Theater for an exciting nighttime display. Kids literally refer to our light show as "Awesome!" Seven Huge High Definition TV Screens We have four HUGE Hi-Definition screens inside our unit and two more in an outside "shadow box" compartment so players can enjoy dancing and sports games like Just Dance  and Wii Sports Resort! Latest Games Systems We have the best game consoles and plenty of wireless controllers for PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Nintendo Wii and Wii U.  See our games Our Game Truck Supports 28 Players For a full blown multi-player experience, our game theater has 5 gaming stations on the inside that support up to 20 players with space available for 10 additional friends to watch the fun on our stadium seating. In addition, when weather permits, there are 2 more gaming stations on the outside that will support up to 8 additional players (weather permitting). HUGE Game Library We have one of the largest ever-expanding video game libraries available. With the most popular video games, and more on their way, gamers will have no problem finding the latest and best games to keep them entertained for hours! Surround Sound Audio System With powerful sound bars under every screen for an immersive experience, our audio system surrounds the players with rich sound. Satellite TV for Sporting Events Duke, UNC, Wake Forest, ECU, Hornets, Panthers, Hurricane

"Flying can be boring or stressful, which is why airlines provide music, movies and bad TV. The next step appears to be thoroughly immersing passengers in what they're watching. "The helmet in which the passenger houses his/her head offers him/her sensorial isolation with regard to the external environment," reads the  patent filing."

"A Montréal, ce sont tous les utilisateurs du transport en commun qui sont considérés comme des super-héros. La campagne du STM de Montréal et l'association Equiterre ont voulu mettre en valeur le "cocktail transport", il s'agit d'un super-pouvoir collectif qui alimente l'intermodalité des transports. Près d'un million de super-héros du quotidien réalisent le "cocktail transport" sans le savoir et pourtant, ils contribuent à la réduction de plus de 800.000 tonnes de gaz à effet de serre dans l'atmosphère, l'équivalent de près de 250.000 voitures. Le président de la STM de Montréal a voulu remercier en personne les usagers de cette précieuse contribution, il était évidemment déguisé en super-héros du quotidien !"

"Instead, she bought a subscription that allows her to board every train in the country for free. Now, Müller washes her hair in the train bathroom and writes her college papers while traveling at a speed of up to 190 mph. She says that she enjoys the liberty she has experienced since she gave up her apartment. "I really feel at home on trains, and can visit so many more friends and cities. It's like being on vacation all the time," Müller said. The 23-year-old's unusual housing choice has gained her media attention in Germany and appeared on national news sites such as Spiegel Online. "I read, I write, I look out of the window and I meet nice people all the time. There's always something to do on trains," Müller told German TV station SWR in an interview. Since risking the move, Müller's life fits into a small backpack in which she carries clothes, her tablet computer, college documents and a sanitary bag. "

"Construit par des paysans à partir de bambous et de vieux moteurs de générateurs, roulant sur une voie ferrée désaffectée dans le nord du Cambodge, un petit train de fortune permet aux habitants de la région de maintenir une vie sociale. Sans lui, il n'y aurait pas de commerce, de fêtes de famille ou de visite du médecin."

"Départ de Taïpeh. Le voyage nous mène vers l'ancienne cité de chercheurs d'or Jiufen et les gorges de Taroko. Puis cap sur la deuxième ville du pays, Kaohsiung, avec ses impressionnantes stations de métro."

"La SNCF et TF1 font parler les agents de leur métier dans des spots-documentaires. Du jamais vu, ou presque. Lundi, TF1, la SNCF et son agence TBWA ont lancé un dispositif inédit de communication : la « publicité docu-réalité », diffusée sur 30 secondes en prime time. Une saga publicitaire de nature atypique, tournée en temps réel sera diffusée du 18 mai au 29 juillet sur la Une, juste avant le JT et ses 6,6 millions de téléspectateurs. Avant qu'elle ne débarque, 30 minutes après, sur le Web (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube...). Concrètement, chaque matin, une équipe de trois personnes composée d'un membre de l'équipe de la communication de la SNCF, un cameraman et un réalisateur vont filmer un métier ou une mission de l'entreprise ferroviaire à travers le témoignage d'une cinquantaine de ses 260.000 agents."

"Au fin fond de la campagne indienne, les cinémas ambulants ont longtemps été la seule source de divertissement. Il y a trente ans, ils étaient près de mille à sillonner le sous-continent. Mais à l'ère du numérique, il n'y a plus que quelques "Touring talkies" à transporter leurs vieilles bobines rayées sur les petites routes de campagne."

"Transports en commun, location de voitures, vélos électriques partagés: Uber a dévoilé mercredi de nouveaux services dans le but de s'imposer dans les modes de transport du futur et de séduire les populations urbaines. "De plus en plus, Uber ne sera plus seulement destiné à réserver une voiture, mais ce sera se déplacer d'un point A vers un point B avec le meilleur moyen (de transport) possible", a déclaré le PDG Dara Khosrowshahi, en visite au site flambant neuf du service de réservation de voitures sans chauffeur dans la capitale fédérale Washington."

"In real life, when a pedestrian is hit by a car, they suffer physical trauma; as a result, automobiles cause more deaths than any other machine on the planet. While that statistic still applies to drivers, you can expect a number of pedestrians in fiction to hold their own. A martial artist may punch through a door without breaking their hand, and if a super hero can stop a locomotive by standing in front of it, don't expect a lighter vehicle to survive. Motorcycles? Not a chance. Automobiles? Straight to the junkyard. Aircraft? Not if there's a flying brick. Metal siding crumples like tinfoil, engines get tossed aside, frames crumple, and passengers will be stunned. This trope is occasionally also used as a gag to show just how monstrously fat a character is. This is generally not Truth in Television unless the pedestrian in question is quite large, like, say… an elephant (other animals, such as moose and deer, have a history of achieving a Mutual Kill when encountering cars). Often requires Nigh-Invulnerability for straight examples or The Alleged Car for comedy. The vehicle in question may have a recognizable Impact Silhouette left behind. Overlaps with Trainstopping, which is more about stopping a train than damaging it. Contrast with Car Fu and Toyota Tripwire. See also Chronically Crashed Car. "