Hi Nicol,
Yeah, you could say that. Your chances of getting lucky at one of those
toy machines is pretty low so in a way it is like gambling. You throw a
few coins in the machine and see what you can get.
Nicol Oosthuizen wrote:
HI Tom
As always, you are so informative.
Thanks for the nice i
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] new game idea: teddy bear machines
Hi Nicol,
Yes, we have those machines here in the United States too. However
I was thinking of this type to be a casino style.
you gamble some cash, then draw a card or something.
I know its not correct but that would make it interesting.
At 02:19 a.m. 22/12/2009, you wrote:
>I have seen these machines, we have them in England too, and in America I
>believe (sinse one
yes I have once.
although it was a gift not necessarily a teddy.
we also have a game where you put a coin in a slot and click a trigger.
you only have around 30 seconds to click that trigger because after that the
coin will drop back in the basket.
even if you hit the trigger there is a 50-50 chan
Hi Claudio,
The sounds should be easy enough. Since these toy machines usually have
all kinds of stuffed animals besides bears you could give each toy a
sound like the animal it is suppose to be. A toy dog could bark, a toy
cat could meow, a lion could roar, a bear could growl, a cow could moo,
Hi Dark,
Yeah, they are a scam alright. I haven't found many people who actually
have beaten one of those things. My uncle is the only person I've met
who has any luck at all with those machines, and he says it is because
there is a trick to getting things out of one of them. They usually put
Hi Nicol,
Yes, we have those machines here in the United States too. However, they
aren't exactly fair. The main reason is they are specifically designed
not to be able to pick up the larger stuffed toys, and in many other
cases there is a switch in the arm that prevents it from grabbing the
t
Yes, that is unfortunately true about the crane jaws, but I suppose the
owners of the game would lose a lot of cash if everyone could win
teddybears.
the kirby series in general was famous for having innumerable minigames
included. In kirby's nightmare in dremland for the Gba (an expanded
Hi Nicol!
Oh, I know them very good.
You can find these machines in most contries in gaming centres.
A game simmilar to this concept would be really gread and shouldn't be to
tricky for create.
My problem is, I can't imagine how this really would sound like in an audio
version.
Do you have an imag
Would be cool.
Also know of one or two of these machines in the wrong type of place where
the people have tried things like turning them over to get the teddies to
fall out in other ways...
Stay well
Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
'...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'
indeed the tune may very. I saw some with no music at all using retro sfx
instead and I even saw one with a techno beat with fred saying "yaba daba
do!" if you managed to get the bear.
however according to brainiac if you get the bear or not is very much
controled.
the first thing is the not pro
know that.
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] new game idea: teddy bear machines
I have seen these machines, we have them in E
I have seen these machines, we have them in England too, and in America
I believe (sinse one featured in the film toystory), though the
background music may be various things not just the lambada you mention.
The problem is that they are actually a horrendous scam, sinse the jaws on
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