Imagining your game blog.

Our game idea is a game that is like racing type hill climb game were you have to find the slope so you can race up the hill. This year I want to focus on the learning part because I think that it would be cool to have a game that teachers can use to teach there students. At the same time though I would want a fun game to play that you can plat over and over again. I want to make a game that will be remembered by millions of people. I also want our game to have a lot of replay value because if you play the exact same thing over and over it can get boring really fast. So I will leave you with this information so I hope that you will enjoy this game when it is finished.http://myglife.org/usa/wv/srmswiki/index.php/User:Clyde.stacy/Projects-8th_Grade_Globaloria_Fall_2010 This is a link to my projects page.

MiniGame blog.

http//gamestop.com

Yes I do play games in my free time. Mostly I play PS3 but I occasionally play xbox. My favorite game is probably my newest game Red Dead Redemption. Seeing how much code goes into a simple game I can't imagine a new game.

Choosing a Topic

Hi I am Clyde I just completed choosing a topic. We have chosen to make math games I think that these links will provide us with lots of useful information. That we can use to make a fully functional educational game that is fun to play.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traditional_mathematics This web site has a lot of old style math that is easier to do or at least I think so.

Playing to learn.

http://www.kongregate.com/games/LongAnimals/drift-runners

In playing to learn unit my favorite game was drift runners. It did not have much educational value but it was fun. I would like to learn how to make a drift game and then use that concept for an awesome math game.