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Trying out-- and taking apart -- the classic game Blip, by Tomy.
See video and read more about this project here.
Went to the cinema Some time ago just about when Game of Thrones was starting back. My hubby loves the show, I just see bits and pieces. Imagine our surprise to see all this outside and inside the cinema!
They looked awesome but I didn't understand why the cable company did all this just to let people know the show was starting back. I think everyone who wanted to know already knew. It was fun seeing it all though! Loved the horses and knights!
Classics are scary things to mess with. Here, i took the classic game Operation and made a version of geared towards med students. I eventually used this assignment to help out another assignment. it's all about making the best of your resources.
The Video Game Brain is a switching unit for Atari 2600 cartridges. The unit allows 6 cartridges to be inserted. The cable on the Video Game Brain has a plug similar to an Atari 2600 cartridge that is then plugged into the Atari 2600 and buttons beside each cartridge are used to select each game for play.
After the introduction both gladiators greet the Editor with the famous line:"morituri te salutem"; those who are about to die salute you.
And the game begins.
Photo taken at: www.archeon.nl
current game of choice: sudoku. sometimes called latin squares or magic squares. the game consists of a grid, nine rows by nine columns. the object is to fill in the numbers one through nine exactly once in each row, column and 3 x 3 square of the grid, using only the numerical clues provided with each puzzle.
Trying out-- and taking apart -- the classic game Blip, by Tomy.
See video and read more about this project here.
I have a habit of buying board games. I don't have a collection of Monopoly varieties or Trivial Pursuit editions but I do have a lot of obscure games. Many of them i've never heard of until buying them.
This is the Scrabble brand RSVP three dimensional crosword game. The box has copyrights from 1966 and 1970.
Players sit on either side of the board and start with one letter in the center. Player 1 picks any letter from the pool and plays it. If it is a complete word then they score the word using the points on the letter die (same value as Scrabble leters). Player 2 does the same on their side of the board. In the photo I had player one add X to the A in the center making AX. Player 2's side then has XA to work with. Defensive playing could be really important.
We should probably play some of these games I find.
Before Gabi's team actually did their routines with their stunts, all teams were required to do what most people think of with cheerleaders. They were cheering much like what one would see at a football game. My shots were isolated on Gabi.
(For ODC:"On the Table")
I am so sorry, but in the moment Life gets in the way of Flickr...so can't be here as regularly as I would like. :-(
Also for TWTME Olympics "Table Tennis")