Monthly Archives: February 2007

Responsibility of Game Developers

One of my professors, Kurt Squire, started his class by relating a story that he had about a game that he played often back in the 80s. The game was Sid Meier’s Pirates. His story was that he played the … Continue reading

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Elebits

After trying for a month and a half at getting Elebits at Best Buy without even a little luck, I had finally given up on getting it and had resigned myself to getting Mario Party 8 next month with my … Continue reading

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In trouble

This week I seemed to turn a corner in my medication, and it isn’t a good one. I have yet to go to class this week is the simple way to say that things are going wrong… the more complicated … Continue reading

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Weekly Response #2

This week’s response for my Virtual Worlds class largely deals with James Gee’s book “What Video Games Have to Teach us About Learning and Literacy.” If you want to know fully what I’m talking about, you may need to pick … Continue reading

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The blending of two cultures.

I’ve noticed more and more of late something rather unique I think in American culture that has been going on the last 5-6 years. That is the blending of the Japanese and the American Cultures. Now I think this is … Continue reading

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