“Sid Meier pointed to the personal computer, Sim City, and Nintendo’s Seal of Approval as the three most important innovations in gaming history.” Not sure about the Nintedno thing, but I’m down with the other two.
I cannot tell you the influence this man’s work has had on my career and life paths. Seriously. Ask me about it sometime.
I’m liking the mix of real and virtual worlds here, but I think the idea to base it around chores is going to make it a real tough sell with the kids. Seriously. Pretty soon, they’ll figure out that there are online worlds where their parents can’t bug th
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8:15 am on March 12th, 2008 1
Hey, Liam! This isn’t a comment about links, but I wanted to send huge congrats on having Wild Ride named finalist for the 2008/2009 Hackmatack award!
9:16 am on March 12th, 2008 2
Thanks Anita! I was just about post the announcement right here on this very blog. And big congrats to you too for the nomination!