There are several kiddie games that employ devices that you attach to your keyboard. I remember seeing a bob the builder one that had crane controls you clamped onto the keyboard. When the kid moves the crane controls, the device presses the proper keys on the keyboard underneath. I thought it was pretty ingenious.
I know there are several games that use this system, but the only one I could find was Thomas & Friends.
I agree- I loved oblivion's quest lines, but I HATED the scaling. There was something wrong with the fact that I finished the main quest at level 4. I mean, level 10 or 20 would've been fine with me, but not 4. I thought oblivion focused MUCH less on sweet loot and exploration than Morrowind, but Oblivion had extremely well designed quest lines.
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That's what I was wondering- if we take heat out, will it cool the earth? Global cooling?
There are several kiddie games that employ devices that you attach to your keyboard. I remember seeing a bob the builder one that had crane controls you clamped onto the keyboard. When the kid moves the crane controls, the device presses the proper keys on the keyboard underneath. I thought it was pretty ingenious. I know there are several games that use this system, but the only one I could find was Thomas & Friends.
I agree- I loved oblivion's quest lines, but I HATED the scaling. There was something wrong with the fact that I finished the main quest at level 4. I mean, level 10 or 20 would've been fine with me, but not 4. I thought oblivion focused MUCH less on sweet loot and exploration than Morrowind, but Oblivion had extremely well designed quest lines.