Hello, I was just asking if the guys at draconess were going to be
developing a wild west game simular to the Grizzly Gulch game. yes, that's
true that the silver dollar salloon is in the pinball and monkey business
games. the problem with these old west in the games unlike grizzly gulch is
tha
Hello, I need a little help please.
I am playing BariBariBaseball, and I would like to know when batting
manuelly do you have to have the num lock off?
When I have it on it makes a ding sound like you can't use the keys.
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Hi, why were you surprised?
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I was very surprised to find that Lori Duncan was a woman.
What does the "WH
With a name like Lori, what else would she? be?
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I was very s
Hi Dark,I think that's terrible they arn't either, hows about you starting
up your own site "audiogames.net presents. dark tech!!!" As for my
voice being let losse on the net, it's a strange feeling,especially as I
just had to explain the word Podcast to my Dad :)
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port 1
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Hi dakotah.
this game does sound pretty awsome actually. Just a couple of questions.
Firstly, how do you know where the various asteroids, enemmy ships etc are?
or where you are flying? You mention the game as being 2D, but is it 2D
vertically, are their read coordionates? What about planets,
an interesting question to pose here, is with this new engine, are we
going to be heading towards online play, as the rest of the mainstream
gaming world has been for many years now? i mean, sure, playing a
game on my own is fun sometimes, but online playability just brings
something a computer pl
Hello all has anyone managed to get the sound oku game running on windows
seven. I am asking this on behalf of a friend.
thanks very much.
Ian McNamara
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hi list. I saw on twitter someone talked about winning gold in alter aeon slot
machines. Where are the slot machines in the game? Any help with this would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks much.
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Hi.
The only silver dollar I've heard of is the Silver Dollar Saloon featured in
the pinball classic, party pack and Monkey Business games. Its the saloon
featured in the western scenarios, oh and of course the intro seen for Alien
Outback and the sound scheme in the Ultimate Soundoku LOLOL.
hi,
try star conquest.
moo.squidsoft.net port .
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On 16 Dec 2012, at 00:15, lindsay_cow...@btinternet.com wrote:
> Hi all.
>
> I fancy trying something different. If anyone plays any good muds, can they
> send me the address and port so that I can try something new?
>
>
Silver Dollar? That's the first I've heard of it. What was it supposed
to be about?
On 12/15/12, Sky Mundell wrote:
> Hello, you menshened a couple of years ago that you would be developing a
> game called silver dollar. is that game still coming? looking forward to
> that one for sure!
>
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Well put Tom... that's probably how I would put it if I was asked to analyse
it. If you had sight I could very well imagine you still seeing black...
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Yeah, good point that... putting it that way it makes a lot of sense.
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Because, even if yo
Hi Charles,
Interesting. I play Shades of Doom, but I think the fact they are
different colors has more meaning to me than their texture. When it
says "blue wafer" I automatically imagine a blue disc. If it says
"green wafer" I see a green disc in my head. This is where having been
sighted before
Hello, you menshened a couple of years ago that you would be developing a
game called silver dollar. is that game still coming? looking forward to
that one for sure!
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Hi all.
I fancy trying something different. If anyone plays any good muds, can they
send me the address and port so that I can try something new?
Lindsay Cowell.
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Hi all
an interesting article
stream link
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/insight/audio/2541608/insight-for-16-december-2012-online-video-gaming.asx
vorbis link
http://podcast.radionz.co.nz/inst/inst-20121216-0812-insight_for_16_december_2012_-_online_video_gaming-00.ogg
mp3 link
http
Guys,
This thread has devolved into a discussion on the semantics and
meaning of words. Nobody here is arguing about what's actually in
space, or what space is actually like - instead, you're arguing of
which word is the best to use to describe it. Space is what it is,
and everyone pretty much k
Because, even if you did not know what it is, you would still see it. We
don't see it at all.
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Do you play Shades of Doom? To me, the fact that the wafers are of
different colors means nothing other than the fact that you might have to
use a green one, followed by a blue one, and so forth. If the wafers were,
let's say, rough, smooth, thick, and thin, there would be more of a meaning
t
$9.99 for Change Reaction is a good price, or, should I say that I will soon
be robbing Draconis? And I will let people know about this for a fee of
$9.99. (ornery grin in kidding)
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To me, there is a difference between nothingness and nothing. Nothingness
is a space that contains nothing. Nothing is not even a space or anything.
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My brain does not tell me that anything is there. Therefore, I don't see
blackness. It's like trying to play a computer game without turning your
computer on. What do I hear? Nothing.
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Makes sense. But I think there's a difference between nothingness and
nothing. Nothingness to me sounds like yu can see a vast expanse of empty
space with nothing in it. But you can know that's an empty space with
nothing because you have something to relate it to. Where you're standing.
but no
Hi,
Personally I would say that even if you knew what blackness was, you'd still
be seeing nothingness if you were total. For example I can see a bit out of
my left eye, and know the color black, along with other colors. My right
eye, however, has no perception at all. It's like I don't even ha
Greetings gamers,
Just a brief note to let you know that the price of ChangeReaction has been
change don our website to reflect the new pricing of the game. Anyone buying
the old version on or after 12/December/2012, will be entitled to the upgrade
to 2.0 for no additional cost.
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Guess it just varies from person to person. I can't tell colors by feel. but
I know people who can, too.
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Good analogy Charles... I like the heat one a lot. But whether you hand can
sense heat or not, the heat is still there, right? In our case, sure your
brain wouldn't recognize it as blackness, but it could very well be that's
what you're seeing, though you don't know it. Not saying that it is wha
Colors also baffle me. A pool table's top is green, and so is grass. They
are both green, but don't feel anything alike. I have had German Shepherds
that were black with tan markings and masks, yet the whole guide felt the
same. I knew someone who could tell your hair color by touch, yet he
I would think that if you used to be able to see, and you now get no signals
from your eyes, your brain would say, "You are seeing blackness." If you
have never seen, your brain does not know blackness and so you don't
identify it. If your eyes could see something that you don't recognize as
Hi Guys.
What does the blindness ability to see and interpret colour have to do with
accessible gaming? I joined a list to discuss accessibility in different
games and audio games etc., not to see reams and reams of messages about
whether a blind person can understand different colours in con
Its not just the colour association with real life you have to factor in,
sean. It's the matter of colours are also words - so technically in another
way you could think of it as word matching. Since I've never seen colour, a
lot of people think I don't know what colours are, but everyone is taug
Well, if we're talking about personal experiences, I can picture colors as
well. And objects if I feel them have a vague visual outline of what I
think it would look like. Even with objects I didn't know well if I had it
described I usually come up with some sort of tactile picture. and yes, it
Yeah, I guess I was leaving out someone who formerly had sight and went
blind. I know someone who's been blind since birth, yet can somehow picture
colors in her head. I was just talking about myself in particular and what
it sounded like Charles and Scott were talking about. Now that I've read
I don't understand your term, "blindest game".
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Nothing compared to what I actually did... no audio game I've played,
anyway. But spelunking was definitely the most fun I had last summer. And it
was nice to see the parents actually have the best experience they could
have and come the closest to how their kids felt. The kids who were total,
Spelunking is awesome, even if you are blind. Hmm. Any good audio games
that give a good feel for it? I do remember Colossal Cave, which was a text
adventure game.
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I know that the stars, planets, and other celestial bodies can be seen, and
I sure would like to see them using a good telescope.
As for the sound portrayal of space, I heard a cut from al album entitled
"The Worst of the Jefferson Airplane" that gave me the impression of outer
space. It was
I always thought the term "arcade games" referred to the coin operated game
machines found in a game arcade, which is a room containing a collection of
such game machines, usually found at fairs, in malls, in bars, and such. An
arcade style game is a game for your PC that plays as the arcade ga
Well I agree on the conceptual angle being difficult for a person who has
been blind all their life, sinse even though black is an absense of colour,
that absense is only made noticeable by the presence of something to be!
absent in the first place from a tehcnical standpoint.
However, one int
I think blind people are going to remain divided on this one. I personally
disagree with this... because you are only taking into account someone who
was born with no sight. What about someone who formerly had sight? Again, I
don't think we see black... though whether we do is unknown to me, not
It is available in the Mac App Store. Just like any app in the App Store, no
registration key is required. It is tied to your Apple ID.
On Dec 15, 2012, at 10:33 AM, Will wrote:
> How does blindest game for the Apple Macintosh work?
> Does one need registration key? I look forward to trying it
How does blindest game for the Apple Macintosh work?
Does one need registration key? I look forward to trying it in the future just
watching for people's comments at the moment
And the mode in question as per the subject of this email, does sound a very
unique twist on gameplay
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Helo everyonwe,
Are there any Zombie browsergames that we can play?
The only one i know is urban dead.
Can someone help?
Ciao, Matteo.
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Hmmm. Wonder if this will help clarify or just confuse the situation
even more? I usually describe what I get from my eyes as being the
same as a sighted person would get if they tried to see with their
elbow. That's not black, it's just nothing, because their elbow
doesn't function that way.
Help
You are wrong. Since we have no sensory perception of sight at all, black as
a color does not even exist to us. I have one glass eye and one dead eye.
That means I have no working lenses in my head at this moment. That means
that I am physically incapable of seeing the color black. And yes, blac
No black here either. There is no color, there is nothing. It would be like
if you were born without eyes. Someone who has seen even black can not
relate in any way. They might think they can, but they can't. It would be
like you were born without the sense of sight. You wouldn't see black, blac
Hi charles.
A person looking into outer space would see blackness intersperced with a
lot of very small lights, that is stars, accept that for me owing to
the badness of my remaining vision I've only ever seen stars a couple of
times because it has to be very clear, (indeed once was up in
Actually I am quite aware that arcade games covers everything from
mechanical air hocky, to test your strength machines, to light gun operated
shooting galleries.
that was why I explicitely stated that such was my own deffinition of
arcade games.
From a technical standpoint you could create
Hi charles.
that lack of anything is! for a sighted person like seeing black, ust the
same for a deaf person (assuming they don't have any buz or other tones in
their ears), that they hear nothing and so hear silence.
Just as however the silence in a series of sounds is only emphasized by the
I'm afraid not tom, you are absolutely dead wrong about that, because while
the experience of lack of experience of light entering the eye is similar,
a blind person is not likely to be eaten by a grue, where as someone locked
in a closet where it is pitch dark certainly is!
Beware the grue
I'm afraid I agree with Liam, Dennis and Kay. This isn't the place for such
news.
Of course, on audiogames.net this is exactly why we have an offtopic section
of the forum, so that these sorts of things can be discussed in their
appropriate area, but for a one subject only mailing list that do
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