List a new idea or concept (not just a "fact") you've learned about your game topic since you started this course. How did you come to learn this? What sources where helpful to you in gaining this understanding? What makes these news or research sources especially informative and trustworthy?
A new idea we came up with was to add a giant pink sasquatch to the end of our game. This will add some humor to our game. I've learned that our game is more about physics and the environment. Google was helpful in finding images for our game. I think google is trustworthy, but you have to find the correct link thats helpful to your game.
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Tuesday, December 21, 2010
My Favorite Game
My favorite game or games of all time has to be the Madden series. I've played them ever since I got my first game console. They have progressed in graphics tremendously over the years. I think that these games are the most fun to play. They take roughly over a year to make. I go and buy my copy every year at the midnight premier.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Demo
Do you think you've learned more about your game topic in the process of making this demo? If so, what have you learned and why do you think you've acquired this new knowledge? If not, why not?
I found out that my group's game isn't as well developed as we thought it was. I also have learned that our game topic is more about physics than anything. I think that we need to work harder on our game to get it looking presentable for the state. I've learned hard work equals a better game.
I found out that my group's game isn't as well developed as we thought it was. I also have learned that our game topic is more about physics than anything. I think that we need to work harder on our game to get it looking presentable for the state. I've learned hard work equals a better game.
Friday, December 10, 2010
STEM
Civics: is the study of rights and duties of citizenship. In other words, it is the study of government with attention to the role of citizens ― as opposed to external factors ― in the operation and oversight of government. You could do a game about our government. Answer questions about our government structure.
News literacy: You could have levels about what's going on in the news. Such as natural disasters etc..
Citizenship: You could have series of questions based on the process of obtaining your green card. Also, you could do questions on foreign policies and the laws behind illegal immigrants.
News literacy: You could have levels about what's going on in the news. Such as natural disasters etc..
Citizenship: You could have series of questions based on the process of obtaining your green card. Also, you could do questions on foreign policies and the laws behind illegal immigrants.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Favorite Gaming system
My favorite gaming system has to be the xbox 360 by Microsoft. The controllers just seem to fit my hand better than any other system I've had. The cables are strong not to mention its got top of the line graphics. The xbox has a huge storage system to save everything on it from games to music. I've got the newest xbox 360 and I love it. It has HDMI, built in WiFi, and 250 mg storage system. The xbox is definitely the best option for the price.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Favorite Expierence
My favorite time in this class has to be when Nick "hunts" Joey. It's so funny. The mini game project is another one of my favorites, because I added Yoda to my game instead of that rabbit. Making our prototype for our game was pretty fun also. The Sasquatch in our game was the best part. Nick used his redneck voice to make even funnier.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Respect Our Military
First off, you should always respect the military for keeping us free. The military goes where it is told by the senators. If you don't like what the military is doing, call your senator, but don't blame the soldiers who are just doing their jobs and trying to stay alive. Young or old vets, they should all be respected the same. They lay their life on the line for us everyday. My dad was a highly decorated military official. He served his time during the Vietnam war. At the time he was the youngest Sergent in the army at age 17. That is a whole lot of responsibility for a 17 year old. I'm 17 now and still don't know how he did it. After the war he was head judo instructor for the United States judo team. I have the utmost respect for my dad and the military for keeping me safe and free. My photo explains it perfectly.
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