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Quantum Conundrum
An old educational video has surfaced, showing how the concept of time may be more fluid than you may have imagined. In it, you'll see how the Interdimensional Shift Device lets players control the flow of time while solving Quantum Conundrum's puzzles.
The video does have a snippet of gameplay near the end, so stick with it. If you've ever wanted a pause button in real life, this could be the next best thing.
Airtight Games' Quantum Conundrum is set for a summer release on Xbox Live, the PlayStation Network, and Steam. Read our preview for a deeper look at the game, including a glimpse at some of the other dimensions.
Just for fun, check out this completely unrelated video series if you enjoy this type of pseudo-educational programming.
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