Invisible City Productions is a collective of game designers, writers, and artists who provide this as a space for the creators of secret media to come together and touch antennae.
Invisible City Productions is a collective of game designers, writers, and artists who provide this as a space for the creators of secret media to come together and touch antennae.
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Randomizers, Meeples, and Metaphysics... Again!
Randomizers, Meeples, and Metaphysics
TED talk on board game design and the future of board games...
Magma
Protospiel South 2011: May 28 and 29 (and 27)
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Chris Johnson (Aliens vs. Cows)
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You may already know about this, since you’re a clever, web-savvy person, but Google has released the Windows beta of a brand-new web browser called Chrome. (Sadly for Mac users like myself, it’s Windows-only right now.)
I found that the easiest way to learn about Chrome’s features from a user perspective was to watch the short tutorial movies, while the comic about why they made Chrome by Scott McCloud provided all the geeky behind-the-scenes info I wanted.
The features I found most intriguing were that each tab is its own process, so one tab can’t crash the entire browser; they incorporated Google’s “one box for everything” approach for the address bar box, and the creation of a home page that starts with snapshots of your most-visited web pages. Oh, and they re-wrote the entire thing so its (supposedly) super-fast and made it open source. I’m cautiously optimistic.
— Jonathan A Leistiko :: technology : novelties
Randomizers, Meeples, and Metaphysics... Again!
Randomizers, Meeples, and Metaphysics
TED talk on board game design and the future of board games...
Magma
Protospiel South 2011: May 28 and 29 (and 27)
How To Steal Like an Artist
Sharon J. Cichelli
Board Game Jam: Toronto: January 29-30, 2011
G8 Game Timer - A game timer for up to eight players. Nifty!
1955: A new independent boardgame on Kickstarter.
Chris Johnson (Aliens vs. Cows)
Andy Van Zandt (Randomizers, Meeples, and Metaphysics... Again!)
Jonathan (Magma)
Annemari (Magma)
Anonymously Dangerous (The Rooftops of Ludovia)
Jonathan (Peep War, 2005 revision)
Bob The Emu King (Peep War, 2005 revision)
Jonathan (Office Gossip)
Ghislain (Office Gossip)
Jonathan (Gnaqush)