Greetings!
Hi Jim. I wondered if you could refresh my memory of the name of the file in
your NFL Game that you edit to change the player names? I forget.
Thanks and Take Care! Sly
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Hi Dentin and all,
Just curious if what I heard on Twitter was true? Dentin is making a space game
with limited PVP with more focus on exploration and activities/questing?
Curious as to when that's going into beta so we can start messing around on it,
as Dentin I believe can admin a game better t
For those that don't know what Blitz is, it is another game in the Rock Band
franchize. However this time, you play all instruments using a controller.
it's quite fun, but freakin hard to figure out. I think I'm slightly
improving. you should've heard my attempts the first day I got it. hahaha.
History is written by the winners...
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From: "dark"
To: "Gamers Discussion list"
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2012 3:10 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Looking for textadventures for beginners
yet tom, the irony is that as I've said before, Christopher columbus, the
t
yet tom, the irony is that as I've said before, Christopher columbus, the
treatment of civilizations like the aztecs and the Maians depend very much
on Spanish views and spanish history of the time.
In fact, other than when I studdied the first world war, sinse the history I
learnt concentrate
Again Ron, not a game we have over here, though this time I can absolutely
see why sinse the charley brown characters and commics never caught on over
here (I have only heard of them through a very short lived hana barbara
cartoon that I watched when i was little but which pretty much vanished
It was baced on the peanuts film snoopy come home.
You simply had to get snoopy home by the roll of the dice.
Just like all board games.
It had it's colorable squares and it's pitfalls.
It was cool when we wre young many many mooons agao. GRIN.
Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
"that a
Hi Tom.
Well, I'm not sure if the exact game was ever markited over here under that
name, though I do remember playing ones with similar rules as a child.
For example, me being an avid Thomas the tank engine enthusiast, my mum
bought, and indeed brailled a game called thomas the Tank engine a
Hi Ron,
Snoopy Come Home? I'm sorry but I've never heard of that game. Could
you explain it to me. Sounds like something I would have liked when I
was younger.
Cheers!
On 9/6/12, Ron Kolesar wrote:
> Hey tom.
> I had that game when I waws little.
> If we're talking about board games?
> Don't f
Hi Dennis,
Those are definitely some good points. My over all point was to point
out to dark that a lot of history such as the Native Americans gets
passed over in the history books and only mentioned in passing.
Therefore what we call history is very selective based on who did what
when and how i
Hey tom.
I had that game when I waws little.
If we're talking about board games?
Don't forget snoopy come home as well. GRIN.
Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states
"that a service dog beats a cane paws down any day of the week."
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From: Thomas Ward
Sent: Thursday,
Hi Dark,
Ouch! Sounds like ignorance is becoming a world wide phenomenon. I'm
not British but I certainly know who Rudyard Kipling is. Of course, I
think this could be a result of our modern society where most people
would rather play games on their XBox, Play Station, etc or watch
television all
I agree. I like to know the ways religion, food, clothing, morals, warfare,
policies and law, technology, agriculture and the like form and integrate
into a way a culture develops.
Keith
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From: "dark"
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Sent: Thursday, September 06, 20
Hi Dark,
Candy Land is a popular American board game for children. The board is
essentially several colored squares such as blue, red, yellow, and
green with some special places such as the Candy Cane Forest, sticky
patches, Gingerbread Man, and so on. Each player can pick out a token
of a boy or
Quite a unique view Dennis, though to be honest to me what I find
interesting about any culture that is not my own is not necessarily the
basic facts of who killed who for what, but things like different beliefs or
ideas.
As I said, this is why i found the history of medicine such a fascinatin
Seriously Oriol, I just grabbed the latest version and started playing
yesterday and I was truly blown away by the soundscape alone! Mush Z
is brilliant! btw, I'm Jicarta on AA.
On 9/6/12, dark wrote:
> Thanks for these links dennis, i'll also updte the entry on audiogames.net
> to link properly.
Thanks for these links dennis, i'll also updte the entry on audiogames.net
to link properly.
I agree, Oriol's alter pack is amazing, probably the closest you can get to
a real time rpg in audio.
Beware theGrue!
Dark.
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From: "Dennis Towne"
To: "Gamers Discussion
If you don't mind me asking, what is candy land?
Like the trouble game you mention, I suspect that is one we don't have over
here, indeed sinse in Britain the word "candy" isn't half as widely used and
usually only refers to very specific types of sweets, a game named candy
land would probably
Hi Tom.
That is pretty dire, and indeed while I know British attitudes haven't
always been the best, at least in terms of education there was a reasonable
enough spectrum, with various courses that teachers could choose on
different periods, however much of the point of history was thinking
h
Hey there Lori. If I'm not mistaken, the Swamp menu music was composed by Che
of Blind Adrenaline Simulations Inc.
--- On Tue, 9/4/12, Lori Duncan wrote:
> Hi I was wondering who composed the
> opening music for Swamp, the one you hear in the main
> menu? I play piano, and would be interested
I got a "This site is forbidden to you.
Keith
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From: "Agent Orange"
To: "'Gamers Discussion list'"
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2012 7:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Looking for textadventures for beginners
Just going back to the original request, I wonder whe
Thomas,
I'm part Navajo and have lived most of my life in the western US,
where native americans are quite common and there's a lot of indian
history. Even when I was a child, very little of what I saw was
negative. Out here, native american history is widely taught and
understood, because it's
Just going back to the original request, I wonder whether anyone has tried a
text adventure game called Humbug. It's quite different in it's story line
and plot from many which have been recently discussed on this list, but
I've found it a lot of fun. It's puzzles are tricky but not ridiculous;
here it is
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/16447459/mush-z.exe
enjoy!
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I'd like to thank Oriol for putting in as much time and effort as he
has into the Mush-Z download. He gets a lot of hatemail when things
break, and not nearly enough kudos when he adds new stuff.
To help him out and to give players the ability to temporarily
download older versions of Mush-Z if t
Hi,
Yeah, I am a bit surprised no one has created an accessible version of
Candy Land myself. It is a fairly simple game to create and play, and
given how popular it is in the U.S. it seems like a logical choice for
new and aspiring programmers. Perhaps I will write one in Python and
stick it up o
Ah, I remember Trouble. We never had any of the ones with different
themes that you guys are talking about, I just had the original. I
agree, it would be a lot more fun as a computer game, because it would
be more accessible.
I think it would be kind of cool to have a Candy Land game for the
comput
The website is hadley.edu. Most of their courses can be done online,
but you also have the option to have them sent through the mail in
either audio, Braille or large print formats.
On 9/3/12, Roger devin Prater wrote:
> Now, that's awesome! What is their website? Do they do this ellectronically
Ok, Back off this guy. I agree with you that the Pac Mate is outdated,
and I personally was not impressed with the fact that he chose to
develop for that unstable system first before Windows, but come on.
You said it yourself, the Klango version of Whack-a-mole has to be
paid for. This doesn't. Don
Hi Dark,
Right. Although, as I've said before high school courses in the U.S.
are very selective about what history they do and do not teach. Most
of it is geared for American history, and by American history I'm
talking about they start with Christopher Columbus discovering the
Caribbean Islands
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