I like the olympics
nyck - 24. Feb, 17:49
Perle aus dem Moor
hallo jungs,
hab was schönes gefunden in meinem itunes:
https://www.blockhausmedien.at/downloads/moor.m4a
*auuuuuuuuuus*
hab was schönes gefunden in meinem itunes:
https://www.blockhausmedien.at/downloads/moor.m4a
*auuuuuuuuuus*
azzi - 23. Feb, 16:47
Is Your Life Just One Big RPG?
You might think making games is all about putting 40 percent awesome in a box, throwing in a pinch of zazz and calling it a SKU, but that's not true. Games, you may have noticed, are all around us, all the time.
Carnegie Mellon professor and ex-imagineer Jesse Schell lays out a vision of the future in which our lives become, essentially, one big RPG.
Schell's discussion kicks off with some of the most unexpected gaming developments over the last few years, including:
• The sudden success of Guitar Hero.
• The Wii winning the console wars
• Webkins
• The incredible popularity of Xbox Achievements.
• Mafia Wars
"What do these have in common? A variety of psychological tricks," explains Schell, who then goes on to examine how these various gaming successes take advantage of humans instincts, and how we hunger "to get to anything real." He goes on to examine how gaming has extended to grading a class, driving a car, shopping and socializing, ending at a future where everything is a kind of game.
(via G4TV.com)
Carnegie Mellon professor and ex-imagineer Jesse Schell lays out a vision of the future in which our lives become, essentially, one big RPG.
Schell's discussion kicks off with some of the most unexpected gaming developments over the last few years, including:
• The sudden success of Guitar Hero.
• The Wii winning the console wars
• Webkins
• The incredible popularity of Xbox Achievements.
• Mafia Wars
"What do these have in common? A variety of psychological tricks," explains Schell, who then goes on to examine how these various gaming successes take advantage of humans instincts, and how we hunger "to get to anything real." He goes on to examine how gaming has extended to grading a class, driving a car, shopping and socializing, ending at a future where everything is a kind of game.
(via G4TV.com)
Kenyatta - 23. Feb, 00:09
Robin Hood Tax
A tiny tax on bankers that would give billions to tackle poverty and climate change, here and abroad.
This tax on banks – not you or I - has the power to raise hundreds of billions every year. It could give a vital boost to the NHS, our schools, and the fight against child poverty in the UK – as well as tackling poverty and climate change around the world.
https://robinhoodtax.org.uk/
This tax on banks – not you or I - has the power to raise hundreds of billions every year. It could give a vital boost to the NHS, our schools, and the fight against child poverty in the UK – as well as tackling poverty and climate change around the world.
https://robinhoodtax.org.uk/
Kenyatta - 20. Feb, 11:53
