I know many high school to college age students that play Minecraft. I was even in to it when my son explained to me logic gates in the form of rudimentary blocks and other items in the game. I was able to give him some of my old books to show him the real world analogs. I think we both learned something from that exchange.
Sorry Zooer. The Qix did not work for me as it was not in table top mode and I was not in a Pizza Hut at the time.
Funny how with all of the supposed mania over "surface" screens, no one has managed to build a table top video game system as alluring as the old ones from the 1980's.
(Although there are an awful lot of DIY'ers building retro-style ones of their own.)
Actually, the Dillinger Desk pretty much *is* a table top video game -- a glass table with a CRT (or in his case, a bunch of CRT's) under it. What I'm surprised about is that in the 21st century, bars and pizza places are not full of table top video games made out of big modern touch screens. No one seems to be doing them, which is kind of weird when you think about it. We have the technology, and this kind of thing is trendy.
probably someone has a patent on that to stop others from innovation.
Saw a similar game with a beamer in berlin where you could play virtual shuffle puc
Fri Mar 25 2016 10:47:48 AM EDT from dothebart @ Uncensoredprobably someone has a patent on that to stop others from innovation.
Saw a similar game with a beamer in berlin where you could play virtual shuffle puc
Air hockey or something line it would work. But, I suspect patent smell as well.
End of Line Dillenger...
I installed it and started playing last night. Had to customize the control scheme to match the wasd movement I'm used to, but it's pretty seemless after that. A little annoying that there's no caption option; I've had kids for 8 years now and am accustomed to playing/watching everything with captions turned on.
Inexplicably hilarious to me: the futuristic phone booths on the street in the opening sequence.
Got the new DOOM. (And a Geforce 1070, which is overfrag for this game but should be nice for Witcher 3.)
Every level has a secret that opens up a classic DOOM level.
Got through the first level but only found 2/3 secrets--just the collectibles :-/
Well yes, my daughter is obsessed with all things Pokemon, so when this game came out we both installed it.
The hordes of Pokemon Go players crowding on places look like a merry bunch of zombies to me. With smart phones. A bit frightening and also a bit heart warming.
Blind people and PokemonGo... (35 second video) (One minute if you watch the credits and the promos at the end)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OA19Vt4l_qo
https://www.nintendo.com/nes-classic
The NES Classic Edition system is a miniaturized version of the groundbreaking NES, originally released in 1985.
Just plug the NES Classic Edition into your TV, pick up that gray controller, and rediscover the joy of NES games.
It features a HDMI out, but the controllers are sadly Nintendo proprietary only. But they fit into the Wii U gaming "ipad".