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"The secret of making a great game, Meier said, is to get inside the player's head. "

Discusses how social games like Farmville make money.

This game is extremely simply, yet surprisingly entertaining. The music and the colorful setting of the game make it down right addicting.

Math based game that matches numbers to themselves when numbers are added together. The levels were not difficult all that is required is basic math knowledge and common sense. The game is not that entertaining but actually requires a brain.

This is a really interesting, interactive game. It taught me a lot about the way that lawyers construct cases and make points in court using evidence from previous cases and common sense. It is really useful and changed the way I think about the courts.

An online game.

This games really makes you think and it is nice because you don't have the pressure of time to make you find the sets faster.

this games is called killer sodoku. It is really easy and a bit boring, but for sodoku lovers it is fun.

If Wii fit or EA Active wasn't enough to entice you into doing exercise in your living room with your games console, games devlopers Bigben Interactive are hoping its two very different takes on video game sports will. It has created two fitness titles, Cyberbike and My Body Coach with the aim of getting you off the sofa. Cyberbike, as the name might suggest comes with its very own full size exercise bike for you to pedal your way to healthiness. I think these two new Wii accessories are great additions to home fitness and great things to have for people who don't want to work out in public

"His eyes fell upon the garden, and there across a large bed in the centre of the lawn was a vast pattern of pansies; they were splendid flowers, but for once it was not their horticultural aspects that Major Brown beheld, for the pansies were arranged in gigantic capital letters so as to form the sentence:\n\nDEATH TO MAJOR BROWN "\n\n\nThis story by British writer G. K. Chesterton was fittingly cited in the wikipedia article on ARGs as an early record of the concept behind these kinds of games. For those interested in making a connection between gaming and other more "conventional" forms of storytelling, this short story is worth the read.

This is one of Mark Prensky's sites. Should be a good source for thoughtful links.

I'm learning more about College basketball, and basketball skills. In particular what I'm wondering about is, if I would have learned these skills and have been playing basketball since 9th grade would i be ready to go to the college level? I was researching this question online, and this blog post caught my attention because it breaks down all of the skills a player must have to be great at his/her game. I went to this article because these are things i would like to know because i want my game to be at the highest level possible. "Vision is communication". The quote I chose here is saying vision is very important on the court. It is probably the most important because you play better when you see everything and can read what the deffence/ offence is doing. Also when your on offence and your a person that likes to throw passes and fill up the asists stat vision is very important. You want to throw the deffence off by throwing no look passes and ally oops, you can only do that with court vision.

Game Game.

Now for some gaming!

Interesting game. Reminds me of the Sims or Civilization; games of such nature. Will probably play again later. Strategy is key!!!

this is the game, i dont know how it works, but w/e

"Anyone can join the game by following BackChatter on Twitter"

A bit sadistic; highly addictive RELEASE THE KITTIES

Game art exhibition. Unveils June 6th