Fueled by New Mexico State University's Learning Games Initiative and Learning Games Lab, this blog will chronicle issues we deal with in creating educational games. We'll be posting responses to research we've done or read, musing on challenges we've faced in creating games, and pondering activities to help new game developers learn. The Learning Games Initiative and Lab is run by Barbara Chamberlin, Ph.D. and administered by Agricultural Communications.
SiSSYFiGHT 2000 is a very simple, and yet oh-so-very-complex, multiplayer game which has incredibly simple rules, but which pulls those rules into a social context for much richer, much deeper, and much more interesting gameplay. This Shockwave-based gem has been around for years, but it apparently still has a strong following.
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