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Mini Keyring Games:

 

Clue (Cluedo)

Mouse Trap

Operation

Scrabble

Trouble

Monopoly

Barrel of Monkeys

 

"Mirror, mirror on the wall, Who is the fairest Rabbid of all?"

Rabbid playing the Cowboy/Sheriff, he's seen Toy Story way too many times.

KURENAI minigame prize.

 

For Maitreya Lara.

 

こちらはMaitreyaに合わせてリグを入れてあります。

使える方は限られるかもしれませんが、沢山の方に貰っていただけると嬉しいです。

  

coming soon@KURENAI FINAL-ROUND.

 

July, 27th 08:00(PDT) - August, 31th 07:59(PDT)

 

Official web site

This Bred n Butter mini game allows you to produce flour, which can then be used to create delicious food for your customers. Be careful not to over pump!

Help Escape the Lost Kingdom! After being invited to a newly opened museum in the heart of Egypt, a cursed Pharaoh has trapped the whole family! Play as each of the members of the family as you navigate a spooky tomb! Help the family reunite by using your Hidden Object skills and escape the curse of Raned! Perplexing puzzles, fun minigames, and even a unique 3D mode await you in Escape the Lost Kingdom!

 

Everybody who remembers the old Johnny Thunder minigame on the lego website deserves a veteran discount!

KURENAI minigame prize.

 

リグは入っておりませんので一応男女兼用です。代わりにリサイズスクリプトを入れてあります。

手に装着していただきますと薬指であれば追従する筈なので、よろしければご利用下さい。

  

coming soon@KURENAI FINAL-ROUND.

 

July, 27th 08:00(PDT) - August, 31th 07:59(PDT)

 

Official web site

there are not all standard LUT's included but all three of the aether suit LUT's

have fun

 

but you all can take part in it of course :P

A sequel to the previous image. The company is gathered, and ready for the funny trip. But one does not belong to the group. Who is this imposter?

 

Video version on YouTube

Mini Keyring Games:

 

Clue (Cluedo)

Mouse Trap

Operation

Scrabble

Trouble

Monopoly

Barrel of Monkeys

 

Available at the Main Store:

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This little 'minigame' is fun and easy to play!

 

To Play:

1. Click the bomb to activate the timer (you have 10 seconds).

2. Click the wires inside the rear panel box to try and deactivate it.

3. Click the wrong wire, and you're dead!!

  

With each cable you disconnect, there's a chance to pick another wire, death, or safety.

Which wire keeps you safe? That's top secret information that only a super-spy can find out.

 

Optionally, you can sit on the bomb to animate.

The Oracle Board comes with two parts, The board and the “teller”. Rez them.

 

Available at the Main Store:

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See this Blog post for GIF examples on how to use this product!

 

rccluster.blogspot.com/2016/09/a-guide-to-using-oracle-bo...

 

TO PLAY

• Have at least 2 avatars within 10 meters of the board.

• Anyone can start the game by asking a question in open chat so that everyone playing can hear it.

• Once the question is asked, have the asker click the “Teller”.

• The teller will move and say: "Contacting the Oracle's spirit guides...."

• Someone within 10m of the board will now get a pop-up menu prompting the player to answer the question.

• Nobody will know who was chosen to answer, which makes the game more fun with more people playing.

• The game continues whenever the next person asks a question.

  

Other Notes:

• The board will seat 3 people at a time, but there is an unlimited amount of people who can play, as long as they are within 10 meters of the board.

• Try to always have the person asking the question click the teller after asking.

• The Oracle does not care who is asking the questions, just say them into open chat!

• This Oracle was designed to be spirit and demon free for RL purposes... can’t promise much for SL though...

  

There is another single OR multi-player version of the Oracle board that will answer just yes or no questions available at the Main Store.

 

Available at the Main Store:

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Since I missed the chance last time, I figured it's time to do father and daughter together for my Overwatch Anniversary post. Happy Anniversary... six months ago. Not late at all.

 

I had a lot of fun with this year's anniversary, playing all the minigames that I was missing by then. A lot of great skins too, Forest Spirit Orisa might be my... second favorite (after Snow Owl Ana) and the first decent skin Orisa's gotten.

:'DDD FINALLY a new Bratz game after almost four years since Girlz Really Rock! came out :') I do think it would have happened sooner, but THQ announced last year that they would no longer be doing licensed games, so I guess MGA just needed a new company to partner with. I hope it rocks!! The past Bratz games for DS have been "okay", but since technology has changed so much since then, I think this one will rock. I'm glad it's on the 3DS too, so I can see mah girliez in 3D x)

 

gonintendo.com/?mode=viewstory&id=178808

View-Master is the trademark name of a line of special-format stereoscopes and corresponding View-Master "reels", which are thin cardboard disks containing seven stereoscopic 3-D pairs of small transparent color photographs on film. It was manufactured and sold by Sawyer's.

 

The View-Master system was introduced in 1939, four years after the advent of Kodachrome color film made the use of small high-quality photographic color images practical. Tourist attraction and travel views predominated in View-Master's early lists of available reels, most of which were meant to be interesting to users of all ages. Most current View-Master reels are intended for children.

 

Edwin Eugene Mayer worked as a pharmacist at Owl Drug store in downtown Portland, Oregon, after serving in the U.S. Army in World War I. He built up a photo-finishing business there, and bought into Sawyer's Photo Finishing Service in 1919 with the help of his father August Mayer, his fiancée Eva McAnulty, and her sister Vi McAnulty.

 

Edwin described how he started the business in a letter dated April 1, 1954: "Suffice to say that in 1919, what little it was, was purchased with borrowed ($3,500) money from Dad, aided by about $1,600 in insurance money Eva got when her father died and which was left in permanently, and $1,600 borrowed from Vi and repaid, along with Dad's notes, within a few years."

 

As the business grew, Ed Mayer incorporated in about 1926, taking on partners Harold and Beulth F. Graves, Thomas and Pauline Meyer, and Augusta and Raymond F. Kelly, renaming the business Sawyer Service, Inc. The company relocated to a large two-story building at 181 Ella St., near Morrison Street in Portland, Oregon.

 

The company was producing photographic postcards and album sets as souvenirs by 1926, when Harold Graves joined Sawyer's. Graves handled marketing for the products while Mayer ran the business. Later, photographic greeting cards were added to the Sawyer's product line, marketed to major department stores. Sawyer's was the nation's largest producer of scenic postcards in the 1920s and the future View-Master viewer eventually became an extension of the two-dimensional cards.

 

The company took the first steps towards developing the View-Master after Edwin Mayer and Graves met with William Gruber, an organ maker of German origin trained by Welte & Sons and an avid photographer living in Portland. Mayer and Gruber had both developed devices for viewing stereo images, but Gruber had made up a stereo imaging rig out of two Kodak Bantam Specials mounted together on a tripod. He designed a machine that mounted the tiny pieces of Kodachrome color transparency film into reels made from heavy paper stock. A special viewer was also designed and produced. He had the idea of updating the old-fashioned stereoscope by using the new Kodachrome 16-mm color film, which recently had become available.

 

A View-Master reel holds 14 film transparencies in seven pairs, making up the seven stereoscopic images. The components of each pair are viewed simultaneously, one by each eye, thus simulating binocular depth perception.

 

According to a 1960 court document, the Gruber-Sawyer partner venture began from that first meeting in 1938. Thereafter, Ed Mayer negotiated with Gruber while production methods and some marketing were developed. After three years, a formal agreement was entered into on February 24, 1942, between Gruber and Sawyer partners, doing business as Sawyer's.

 

Ed Mayer and people within the Sawyer’s organization were uncertain what to call their new product, but they eventually came up with the name "View-Master." The View-Master brand name eventually came to be recognized by 65 percent of the world’s population, but William Gruber disliked the name which Mayer gave it, thinking that it sounded too much like Toast-Master, Mix-Master, or some other kitchen appliance.

 

The View-Master was introduced at the 1939 New York World's Fair, marked "Patent Applied For". It was intended as an alternative to the scenic postcard, and was originally sold at photography shops, stationery stores, and scenic-attraction gift shops. The main subjects of View-Master reels were Carlsbad Caverns and the Grand Canyon.

 

The View-Master was marketed through Ed Mayer's photo-finishing, postcard, and greeting card company Sawyer's Service, Inc., known eventually as Sawyer's, Inc. The partnership led to the retail sales of View-Master viewers and reels. The patent on the viewing device was issued in 1940, on what came to be called the Model A viewer. Within a very short time, the View-Master took over the postcard business at Sawyer's.

 

In 1939, 20 years after starting the business, we had, by dint of hard work and long hours and frugal living, accumulated a business (Sawyer's) worth about $58,000.00 and Western Photo Supply Co. owning the buildings, worth about $30,000.00. The above figures were for the total business and buildings owned by the Kellys, Graves, Mayers and Meyers. In 1946, we had already grown a lot from 1939, and Sawyer's made a lease with Western Photo Supply Co., they to build and lease two new buildings to Sawyer's, in addition to the two we already had. At this point, Sawyer's also decided to change its structure from a partnership to a corporation, for various good reasons, one of which was to permit our children to participate in the stock ownership.

 

In the 1940s, the United States military recognized the potential for using View-Master products for personnel training, purchasing 100,000 viewers and nearly six million reels from 1942 to the end of World War II in 1945.

 

After the development of the View-Master, Sawyer's, Inc. moved into a new building at 735 S.W. 20th Place in downtown Portland. The company also occupied a building next door at 740 S.W. 21st Avenue. Years later, Edwin Mayer and his Sawyer's partners purchased land in Washington County near Progress, Oregon, west of Beaverton, and built a large plant there in about 1951. The plant has since been removed and developed into a shopping center. After moving to the new plant, Mayer leased the old Sawyer's building on 20th Place to Oregon Television, Inc., KPTV, Channel 12.

 

In 1951, Sawyer's purchased Tru-Vue, the main competitor of View-Master. The take-over eliminated the main rival and also gained Tru-Vue's licensing rights to Walt Disney Studios. Sawyer's capitalized on the opportunity and produced numerous reels featuring Disney characters. The takeover paid off further in 1955 with reels of the newly opened Disneyland.

 

In 1952, Sawyer's began its View-Master Personal line, which included the View-Master Personal Stereo Camera for its users to make their own View-Master reels. It was successful at first, but the line was discontinued in ten years. This line spawned the Model D viewer, View-Master's highest-quality viewer which was available until the early 1970s, and the Stereomatic 500, View-Master's only 3-D projector. The other projectors were 2-D and used only one of the images.

 

The Model E was introduced in 1955 with a more modern design, big ivory buttons on the picture changer levers, and a large "V" slot on top for easier reel insertion. It was released in brown and black in the United States, and some other colors elsewhere. It was about 4 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 4 inches deep.

 

The Model F was introduced in 1958. It used C-cell batteries to power an internal lighting source. Industrial designer Charles "Chuck" Harrison led the team designing the Model F View-Master. Fifty years later in 2008, Harrison won the Cooper-Hewitt Lifetime Achievement Award.

 

In 1962, the Bakelite models were replaced with lighter plastic versions, the first of which was the Model G. This change was driven by Sawyer's new president, Bob Brost, who took over in 1959. The View-Master had been constructed originally from Kodak Tenite plastic and then Bakelite, a hard, sturdy, somewhat heavy plastic. The lightweight thermoplastic became the material of choice under Brost.

 

In 1966, Sawyer's was acquired by the General Aniline & Film (GAF) Corporation, and became a wholly owned subsidiary. Under GAF's ownership, View-Master reels began to feature fewer scenic and more child-friendly subjects, such as toys and cartoons. Television series were featured on View-Master reels, such as Doctor Who, Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In, Star Trek, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Family Affair, Here's Lucy, and The Beverly Hillbillies. Actor Henry Fonda appeared in a series of TV commercials for the GAF View-Master.

 

From 1970 to around 1997, there were versions of "Talking View-Masters", which included audio technology with the reels with three major designs with increasing sophistication.[8] In the early 1970s, GAF introduced the View-Master Rear Screen projector, a table-top projector that displayed images from picture wheels.

 

In 1980, View-Master released the Show Beam Projector, a toy that combined the company’s stereoscopic images and flashlight technology to produce a portable hand-held projector. The Show Beam used small film cartridges that were plugged into the side of the toy. Each cartridge contained 30 full-color 2D images.

 

In 1981, GAF sold View-Master to a group of investors headed by Arnold Thaler, and the company was reconstituted as the View-Master International Group.[

 

VMI acquired the Ideal Toy Company in 1984 and became known as the View-Master Ideal Group; V-M Ideal in turn was purchased by Tyco Toys in 1989.

 

Tyco, including the View-Master Ideal Group, merged with Mattel Inc. in 1997. V-M was placed organizationally in Mattel's pre-school division and is now marketed under the Fisher-Price imprint, who continues emphasis on juvenile content.

 

In 1998, during the purchase of the Tyco Toys-owned plant by Mattel, EPA investigations began on View-Master factory supply well for the toxic chemical trichloroethylene (TCE). The plant was shut down in 2001.

 

In March 2009, the Fisher-Price division of toy maker Mattel announced that they had stopped production in December 2008 of the scenic reels depicting tourist attractions. These reels of picturesque scenes and landscape scenery were descendants of the first View-Master reels sold in 1939. Fisher-Price announced they would continue to produce reels of animated characters.[14] In late 2009, Alpha-cine announced it would take-up the scenic reel production under an agreement with Fisher-Price.

 

In February 2015, Mattel announced a collaboration with Google to produce a new version of View-Master called the View-Master Virtual Realty Viewer, based on virtual reality using smartphones. The new View-Master is an implementation of the Google Cardboard VR platform, and is accompanied by a mobile app that was built using its SDK. Content is displayed on a smartphone screen; the phone itself is inserted into the back of the unit. Instead of being inserted directly into the View-Master, reels are scanned using an augmented reality interface which enables access to content from the reel, such as 360-degree panoramas, 3D models, and minigames. A second iteration, the View-Master Viewer DLX was released in fall, 2016.

 

There have been some 25 viewer models, thousands of titles, and 1.5 billion copies of reels. The basic design remained intact for reels and internal mechanisms, despite its long history and many changes in models and materials, ensuring that every reel will work in every model.

 

Reels have been produced for Disneyland, many TV shows (such as The Flying Nun, Lost In Space, and The Munsters, blockbuster movies (such as The Poseidon Adventure, E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, and Jurassic Park), and the U.S. military (for airplane and ship identification and range estimation).

 

David L. Bassett, an expert on anatomy and dissection, collaborated with Gruber to create a 25-volume atlas of human anatomy using the View-Master system.

 

View-Master produced custom reels for commercial customers to show 3-D images of products and services to potential clients. For example, in the early 1990s, Canadian restaurant chain East Side Mario's used a View-Master reel as their dessert menu.

 

Among the newest View-Master products are a Discovery Channel View-Master, the new Virtual Viewer, the Discovery Channel View-Master Projector and Telescope, and the View-Master 3-D Pocket Viewer, which feature images of popular performers in concert and backstage.

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View-Master is de merknaam van een systeem voor stereofoto's. Het systeem werd in 1938 uitgevonden door de Amerikaanse Duitser William Gruber en in productie genomen door Sawyer's, een fabriekje in Grubers woonplaats Portland (Oregon).

 

De dia's zijn gemonteerd in ronde kartonnen schijven, zeven paren per schijf. Deze schijven passen in een stereoscoop of diaprojector. De stereoscopen zijn voor weinig geld te koop, maar er bestaan ook duurdere stereoscopen van uitstekende kwaliteit. In de oorlog werd het systeem voor opleidingen gebruikt door het Amerikaanse ministerie van defensie. Na de oorlog werd View-Master bij het algemene publiek populair.

 

In het medisch onderwijs werd het View Master-systeem regelmatig gebruikt als toevoeging bij boeken die belangrijke structuren in 3D moesten uitleggen, zoals anatomie en de uitleg van chirurgische ingrepen. Een voorbeeld hiervan is het boek "Stereoscopic Atlas Of Ophthalmic Surgery Of Domestic Animals" van Harlan E. Jensen (Mosby, Saint Louis, 1973). Achter in dit boek, dat over oogchirurgie gaat, zitten 16 View-Master-schijven en een opvouwbare viewer.

 

In 1966 werd Sawyer's overgenomen door General Anilin and Film Corporation (GAF).

 

Tegenwoordig wordt View-Master meer als speelgoed beschouwd dan als een geavanceerd systeem. Dat blijkt uit de winkels waar het systeem verkocht wordt en uit de onderwerpen van de verkrijgbare schijven.

 

De stereofoto's van View-Master bevinden zich in ronde schijven met elk zeven stereofoto's (veertien beeldjes). De grootte van elk beeldje is 10,5 x 11,7 mm.

 

De meeste liefhebbers van dit systeem kopen schijven die door de fabrikant van foto's zijn voorzien. Ze worden meestal geleverd in pakketjes van drie (21 stereofoto's).

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Projeto em andamento! :D

Estou testando com papel adesivo + papel contact (para parecer que realmente tem tela)

E com a possibilidade de trocar de jogos! ;)

  

Technically, moogles only appear as fat stuffed ride armor for cats and in a minigame, but I made one anyway in FF7 collection.

Project Mirai DX for the Nintendo 3DS has an augmented reality mode. It also includes a Puyo Puyo minigame and an Arle costume for Miku :)

"Not because I need to. I just I like the taste."

Come Join In The Fun with Potted in the Park: City Market It begins today, September 20th at 8am SLT and ends on September 24th!

 

Potted SL and its Patrons are bringing some excitement for all of the public to enjoy! View and purchase a variety of Potted items on sale by Potted Patrons while listening to great tunes from our DJs starting at 8am SLT today! Also, don't forget to participate in the Minigame, Bingo & Trivia sessions too! See you there! 🌱🌿

 

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For one or more players!

Ask a yes or no question, then click the board! Easy peasy!!

Over 100 different responses.

 

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Squeee just placed my 1st order for mini games tee hee!

 

All Blythe/Sindy sized! All playable!

 

Oh yes, I shall be back! Next on the buying list: mini Operation that actually *works* and mini Game of Life, oh and why not a Monkey Barrel and game of Hungry Hippos?

 

It's a whole new collection, and they're all *mine*!

  

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A special little thing Target was doing for the holidays called Bullseye's Playground. It's basically a bunch of minigames you can play on a phone or tablet at Target's website. These little codes were spread around the store; if you type one into the game, it unlocks special extras. I haven't yet tried this for myself, I didn't have a smartphone when I took this.

 

Store 1796. This store opened on July 23, 2003.

Download "Moonzy: Carnival" - bit.ly/2XVAkZ4

 

Moonzy is having a real costume party! All his friends are invited, and so are you! You can pick the fanciest costumes and even masks - this is going to be just great!

 

Also, you're going to play fascinating minigames:

- "Sort the berries" - sort berries by baskets, and be careful not to pick garbage!

- "Bake the cake" - make the most delicious cake and treat all your friends to it!

- "Find the beetles" - help to find baby beetles and get them back to their parents!

- "Make decorations" - link the stars to see what decoration you have got!

- "Blow up the balloons" - give everyone a balloon of the right color!

- "Decorate the meadow" - hang all the decorations for the carnival. Looks gorgeous, doesn't it?

 

Everything seems to be ready, wait a minute, though... Woopsie and Poopsie want to ruin the festival! Let's see if they have stolen anything! We will have to get all the things back to their places!

Don't forget to pick your reward for a job done! And win amazing carnival costumes for Moonzy and his friends!

 

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JUSTICE MONSTERS FIVE – Android & iOS apps – Free

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Pinball RPG apps based on the mini-games...

 

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Hello folks! We are live at ABORMALITY: SLEEPOVER!

 

Thought Halloween being over meant the scares would stop coming? Come and get your retro horror fix at Abnormality Sleepover! PREHISTORICA contributes a unique and crazy weapon to the mix: The TYRANNO-SAW~! Part chainsaw, part possessed Tyrannosaurus skull, all gore-splattering zombie-chewing fun! Is it compatible with our combat minigames? YOU BET!

 

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Abnormality/104/120/17

 

From November 7th to 28th!

Download "Kid-E-Cat: Circus" - bit.ly/33ztkCU

 

Join Kid-E-Cats in their new adventure – a Circus Show! Print out some posters announcing the show, choose a friend to come with you and hop on the train that will take you to the circus field.

Be careful on your way and help the kitten overcome all obstacles that might appear on the road.

Well now, are you ready for the performance? Let’s get started!

 

• Six engaging mini-games that can be replayed!

• Seven funny kitten friends to take with you

• 6 different reactions to use during the show

 

JUGGLE

Choose the objects you will be juggling. Be attentive to sort out the unnecessary items. What would you choose to juggle – balls, skittles or may be cactuses or fish bones?

 

JUMP THROUGH A FIRE RING

Scared? Don’t be, it’s going to be fun. Jump some objects over while riding your bicycle and whenever you see a fire ring, jump through it. Be ready to fix your bike when it gets broken. Yes, you are going to be that busy!

 

BALANCE

Try to keep balance while being a real tightrope walker! Swipe to the left or to the right to help the kitten not to fall down.

 

MAGIC TRICKS

That’s the reason why we all come to the circus, right? Today you will make the magic transformations by turning some routine objects into something really wonderful!

 

STRONGMEN

Show everyone how strong you are! Assemble a barbell and then lift it up!

 

TRAMPOLINE

Keep the kitten jump as high as possible and move the trampoline so that the kitten doesn't fall!

 

Download - bit.ly/33ztkCU

Yes, this essentially is Pinata foreplay.

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