The history and power of silly digital games
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The history and power of silly digital games
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Re: The history and power of silly digital games
#2Only thing I read was "Press Enter to Continue."
Re: The history and power of silly digital games
#3Only thing I read was "Press Enter to Continue."
The article is worth a read as well...for a weekend...or a three week vacation...
Re: The history and power of silly digital games
#4Only thing I read was "Press Enter to Continue."
The article is worth a read as well...for a weekend...or a three week vacation...
Re: The history and power of silly digital games
#5I am really intrigued by the little minigame. I read the whole article before playing, but the way it interacts iwth the webpage is amazing!
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#6Looks like an (unfriendly) fork of https://github.com/erkie/erkie.github.com
they made minor changes, but no attribution to the original author (that i saw)
Re: The history and power of silly digital games
#7Looks like an (unfriendly) fork of https://github.com/erkie/erkie.github.com they made minor changes, but no attribution to the original author (that i saw)
Maybe they added this after you posted, but under the game it says "Jon Huang/The New York Times, based on the original game by Rootof Creations HB"
Re: The history and power of silly digital games
#8Okay... the Ads-as-asteroids blaster game on this page is FANTASTIC.
EDIT Okay... it's a DIV blaster or something. either way, love it. Score 2180