Hello everyone,
I havent checked this lists for months and months now. Very happy to notice on
my return that there is a new and accessible browser based game! In the past i
played ashes of angels (found it rather slow and dull) and still at times play
aegis as far as online browser-games are
Can youy say refreshable braille display? Sounds possible.
Tim Kilgore
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From: Phil Vlasak p...@pcsgames.net
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 9:34 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Braille games on the Apple Tablet?
Hi Folks,
I
Hello again,
As mentioned before I am really excited about the new browser based game, my ce
name is valentina
I am sorry if this has been mentioned before but Iron Realms entertainment
(makers of achaea among other muds) have recently opened an open beta to their
newest game which is based on
Munawar,
I passed your email on to Voice of America.
Don't know if or when they might contact you.
My limited experience with the media is that things happen very randomly.
Ron,
Thanks for the kind offer.
I suspect both you and I are too far out of student-hood for their needs.
John
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Interesting article. To be honest I usually avoid reading too much
stuff like this, because as much as I'm an Apple fanboy I find the
speculation and pontification drives me up the wall if I read too much
of it lol. I'm fascinated by this device though, if only because it
strikes me that
Hi Josh,
I have been told that my games run just fine on Windows 7 as long as you first
run the setup.exe in my WinKit.zip file.
HTH
BFN
Jim
Kitchen's Inc, for games that are up to 110 percent funner to play.
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Chardon Ohio
actually that is a mud, not a web based game.
On 1/6/10, anouk radix_an...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello again,
As mentioned before I am really excited about the new browser based game, my
ce name is valentina
I am sorry if this has been mentioned before but Iron Realms entertainment
(makers of
By the way, does anyone know when Tears of Polaris, the Iron Realms
sciencefiction game, will be ready for open beta?
--Bill
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From: James Howard coldshadow...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 6:05
Hellow Thomas,
I didn't get to do the download today because my laptop ran out of charge
and I forgot to take my charger with me, but I will definitely do it
tomorrow. I've got the link saved already.
Harmony.
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You would be surprised how little spatial information is required to play
something like this. What's really needed is a way to tell if the current
row, region, and column you're in already contains the number you want to
put there.
Give sudo-san a try. It's a great setup for people new to this
Hi Ryan.
I've tried sudo san, but I just can't get it, sinse I really don't have the
spacial knolidge to handle a grid correctly, especially when using audio
review commands rather than having the physical grid in front of me in a
tactile form.
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Beware the
I am excited at the prospect of this latest installment by Iron Realms.
One of my biggest complaints about the Iron Realms combat style is their
heavy emphasis on potions, herbs, and pipes while engaged in combat. Hit
with a sword stroke that cuts off your ear? Eat this plant. Want an aura of
Hello listers,
Recently we moved all of our e-mail accounts to a new e-mail client,
Evolution for Linux, and discovered that the USA Games sales account was
full of sales questions and requests. After some investigation it would
appear our Windows mail client was misconfigured so we were not
Hi,
Yes, that's true. I've got several of your games running under Windows 7
on my laptop. The main thing is to make sure Winkit gets installed, and
you run the setup files as administrator. If someone does that they
should work ok.
On Wed, 2010-01-06 at 05:25 -0500, Jim Kitchen wrote:
Hi Josh,
Hi
I was wondering if there is a blind version of the game fate? If so, where
would I find it?
Thank you for your help.
God bless,
Mark
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Hi
Where does one get the games that are being discussed here?
God bless,
Mark
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From: James Howard coldshadow...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Question on Monopoly.
How does one create a character on this game? I tried twice and found that
there was some type of problem with the server.
God bless,
Mark
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From: James Howard coldshadow...@gmail.com
To: Gamers Discussion list gamers@audyssey.org
Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
I understand the difficulty with spatial concepts, but I wonder if the
problem with Sudoku stems from how you're going about analyzing the puzzle.
If it helps to think of it as a game of memorization, you might have success
thinking of numbers in terms of column one contains the following. You
Hi Yohandy Scott - I just found out that the January meeting of the
IGDA - Boston chapter, is on January 13th. Unfortunately, I will not be
here on that date and so will have to wait till February to get that
message to the Harmonix developer. Sorry about that - they usually have
their
Hi Mark,
The on line Monopoly game that they are talking about can be found at
www.rsgames.co.nr
I also have a monopoly game and many more at
http://www.kitchensinc.net
All of my games are totally free and include
Baseball, BattleShip, Black Jack, Bop It, Concentration, Craps, Draw Poker,
No probs Eleanor, thanks for letting us know. It's actually a good
thing, gives us more time to get the perfect note to them together.
Cheers
Scott
On 1/6/10, Eleanor elea...@7128.com wrote:
Hi Yohandy Scott - I just found out that the January meeting of the
IGDA - Boston chapter, is on
yup definitely appreciate that you're willing to speak to them. Now does
anyone have any idea of a good method harmonix could use for figuring out
the notes? I've been thinking hard but can't come up with an idea that would
actually work, and not annoy the blind gamer to the point that we
I think the idea here is to get across the most amount of info with
the least amount of noise over the top of a good song, right?
So, firstly there needs to be a clear distinction between the left and
right hand.
The right hand seems simple enough, as as far as I know we're only
dealing with a
Hello Scott,
Just so you know, in rhythm games you can strum whichever way you wish. Up
and down, down only etc, so it should make things a bit easier to figure out
in that regard. I was also considering beeps for the different buttons, but
what if we play a song like Malmsteen's Capricy di
Hi Yohandy,
Aha, well that simplifies the right hand, only one noise necessary.
Hmmm, for scrolling notes to be useful I'd assume that they must
scroll a consistent amount of time ahead of the song? At a guess,
sighted people must see more detailed buttons and have less time to
react to the
Hey gamers. I want to play a baseball game, golf game or mathematics games. I
tried Jim's site but my hard drive won't accept compressed files, only
applications. So, is there a site with those games? Thanks.
Sincerely, Shirley
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If you want to
You also have to remember that the right hand is used for playing solos with
the solo buttons as well.
On Jan 6, 2010, at 4:18 PM, Scott Chesworth wrote:
I think the idea here is to get across the most amount of info with
the least amount of noise over the top of a good song, right?
So,
You can, but it's not really necessary. with songs such as the final
countdown though, it's probably a bad idea to try strumming the notes and
pressing buttons simultaneously as you'll most likely miss most notes since
they're so fast. It's a matter of preference whether we strum or not.
Um Shirley, I don't know how to say this, but maybe you should ask someone
near you to discuss the running of programs, the uses of compressed files
and so forth.
In short, the compressed file can't be run and shouldn't be run. It is
simply used to store files in a single location in a
um why exactly will your hard drive not accept compressed files?
I suggest you reformat and the problem will go away.
Actually why only run standard programs and not compressed.
you either have your security system screwed or you just need to reformat or
something.
At 01:29 p.m. 7/01/2010, you
well winzip from www.winzip.com is a good program.
www.izarc.org is good for free things.
the other extracters can be run normally.
though you may have to run as admin or something.
At 02:14 p.m. 7/01/2010, you wrote:
Um Shirley, I don't know how to say this, but maybe you should ask someone
near
Hello,
Entombed is a game I'm nearly finished with that is in the same genre as
Fate. It's a role playing roguelike game. You can download the public test
version at my website: http://www.blind-games.com/
Also there is a vibrant community here:
http://groups.google.com/group/entombedgame/
I'm weighing in a bit late on this conversation, but I've generally had a
positive experience with open public testing. There are a few things I'm
worried about though. For one, as your application gets better, you start
competing with your final product. I'm also a little worried about people
Do these Sudoku games have infinite puzzles and online scoreboards?
I created a random sudoku generator for a phone app and think it could be
adapted to an audiogame. I know it's a popular game, but maybe I can offer
an alternative version. Generating sudoku puzzles was absolutely not
trivial,
I try thinking of a Sudoku grid in 3-by-3 segments. That makes it easier.
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Hi Jason,
I don't believe any of the three in existence have online scoreboards.
However, the fact there are already three in existence--Sudo-San, Soundoku,
and BGSudoku--means you might not get much buck for your time, especially
considering that two of the three are free.
If you could
Hello,
Please do not suggest reformatting until we have much more information.
Reformatting is a very drastic step, and someone who does not know what
they are doing can end up with a very expensive paperweight and lose all
of their data.
David Chittenden, MSc, CRC, MRCAA
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If you've got a newish machine the OS should have software built in that can
open those files. So I'm not sure what the issue is.
Homer: Hey, uh, could you go across the street and get me a slice of pizza?
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thats point I forgot that.
you can add and extract files.
I have always liked external programs but probably because I have used them
since 1995
At 05:55 p.m. 7/01/2010, you wrote:
If you've got a newish machine the OS should have software built in that can
open those files. So I'm not sure
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