Well, sorta. Jeff Minter of LlamaSoft has created a little project he likes to call, Neon. The quasi-game is a descendant of 1984’s Psychedelia, a visualization tool. Neon will allow up to four players (and 360-conrolled AI) to tweak on screen visualizations in real-time. Users can hook up their iPods or other music devices to drive the program. It’s a nice freebie, but we’d still like to see a full-fledged game packed in there
