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  1. Re:These senile delinquints, layabouts in lace... on Attack of the Gaming Grannies · · Score: 1

    Old-people games would require managable controllers, and would call for games that do not mean repetitive strain injuries.

    That means gameplay must be engaging, not mechanical; and calling for thought/experience as opposed to button mashing.

  2. Re:Argh on Nintendo DS Trojan Creator Apologizes · · Score: 1

    We can at least take others' foolish deaths as examples of bad ideas.

  3. Re:More than cliff notes ... spirit of on Google Changes Privacy Policy · · Score: 1

    As I understand, a Contract (I think Contract contains Agreement) is a statement of understanding, and where there is no understanding, the contract is no good. (To put this point home to a Corporation would be no fun, however.)

    With such a summary, the signer (Victim) could argue that the summary is the truer contract, wherever that takes him.

  4. Re:I think so. on Is There a Future for Indie Games? · · Score: 1

    The industry won't ignore us. The market has not. The big few, may. Hee.

  5. Re:Interesting topic on The Future of Videogame Aesthetics · · Score: 1

    I was looking to make a point about visibility or resolution. I do not think direct suspension of disbelief will continue to work for complete synthetic realities. (Outside direction: People having their consciousness operating on a computer, rather than organic, system) I think that a new concept would become necessary, something of the line of remembering what button is jump on different games. This concept would be to say what reality one is in, and what principles, ethics, natural laws, etc. exist there. I call it: What stage of reality is this? How shall we describe varieties of reality at all? Wave terms, like phase and band? By lawsets: Mortality with or without respawn, or gravity(Newtonian, g=some number)? New models are not bound to the fates of older ones. I am reminded of the situation in time travel of encountering oneself, a question of what to do comes up.

  6. Re:The game equivalent of sixteenth century marble on The Future of Videogame Aesthetics · · Score: 1

    16th Century marbles: Marble sculpture made between 1500-1599.