The Creators Project Festival in New York

Interactive installation

SuperUber presented Super Pong at The Creators Project Festival in DUMBO, New York. First shown at the Pelé Station exhibition during the 2006 World Cup in Berlin, Super Pong is a game-installation inspired by Pong and foosball, where up to 8 people can play. All the core elements of gameplay are present: competition, adrenaline, precision, and coordination.

The sound design combines minimalist rhythms inspired by Brazilian samba with 8-bit samples from classic Atari games. Each goal triggers an animation inspired by Pelé’s iconic moves. Super Pong requires no instructions — its simple, intuitive design bring the minimalist aesthetics of early video games to contemporary audiences.

The Creators Project celebrates creativity, culture, and technology through the work of visionary artists from around the world. The festival featured new media art exhibitions, film screenings, and live performances by artists such as Florence + the Machine, Atlas Sound, Company Flow, Four Tet, and John Maus. Alongside Super Pong, the exhibition included works such as Mick Rock and Barney Clay’s David Bowie Transfiguration and Quayola’s Strata #4.

_ documentary footage by The Creators Project
_ additional documentary footage by Calli Higgins and Russ Rive
_ video music by Projeto CCOMA