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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Hometown Grown Documentary, on the site Hometown Grown 9 years, 8 months ago
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Bond Donald wrote a new blog post Game Ideas Donald Bond in the group
User Interface: 10 years, 5 months ago
1. Titled “Don’t Die.” It is a side scrolling adventure game where the player follows a story and makes choices. Most decisions are action based, so instead of choosing dialogue options, the player would decide […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new blog post User Interface Critiques in the group
User Interface: 10 years, 5 months ago
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Class Comments, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
Hi everyone, I didn't get to play everyone's games during the final class, but from the look of it, all looked very fun. The one that I did manage to play was Jason's "jump the shark" game, which was wonderfully cut throat. Some suggestions that I have for the class is maybe the grading critieria for some of […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Flower, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
My favorite casual game is Flower, an exclusive downloadable title for the Playstation 3 by Thatgamecompany; I am unsure of it's genre. It requires little skill with the controller, can be played in short bursts, beaten in a little less than an hour, and includes no scoring system or time specific goal whatsoever. Rather, Flower encourages the player […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Three Step Process, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
1. Gather ingredients and tools necessary for making a peanut butter and jelly sandwich (peanut butter, jelly, two slices of bread, butter knife for spreading). 2. Use the butterknife to scoop and spread peanut butter and jelly onto the pieces of bread, taking care not to contaminate each jar. 3. Place the two halves of the sandwich together. […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, The Casual Console and Hardcore PC, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
Key differences between personal computer and console games include the fact that games made for pc's are open specced while console games closed specced, meaning that game developers have to work with the limitations of the technology (memory, processor, etc…) when developing for the consoles, while for the pc, developers can merely increase the specs required […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Pong and Breakout, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
Pong was the first video game to reach mass public appeal, earning Atari more money than they expected and spurring numorous clones, one of the more successful ones being Breakout (1976), a single player variant of Pong. Pong and Breakout are both table tennis games, Pong being specfically designed for two player head-to-head battles while […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Lifish Prototype Ruleset, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
Lifish Board Game Rules *rules underlined are subject to change. Board Game Pieces: One circular board with island at the center, a spinner (compass), ship pieces, fish pieces, food tokens, cannon fire pucks, nets (pieces of string with beads attached to ends). Set Up: Divide players into two teams (pirates and fishermen), then have each player place their ship anywhere around the island […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Lifish Board Game , on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
Final Proposal Lifish is a team based battle racing game, where two teams compete to catch giant fish called Lifish that appear throughout the game. The board game sets up a broad yet vague story that invites players to interpret it's meaning while they are engaged in a unique style of gameplay where player input creates […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, Backgammon and Monopoly, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
One difference that I noticed between the modern game monopoly and early game backgammon is that the game boards and pieces of backgammon seemed to be more expensive, often being made out of valuable materials probably due to the target audience the game was generally made for, which were the rich. While most monopoly boards, pieces, […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, “Lifish” board game (title pending), on the site History of Games 10 years, 9 months ago
I want to create a board game that sets up a broad yet vague story that invites players to interpret it's meaning while they are engaged in a unique style of gameplay where player input creates the environment they will be fighting and racing on. The gist of the set up is that there is one […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, The Royal Game of Ur and Backgammon, on the site History of Games 10 years, 9 months ago
The Royal game of Ur and Backgammon are both very old board games, the former being around 200 years older at 3000 B.C.E, making it the oldest known board game in the world. Backgammon, however, thought to be derived from the Egyptian game Senat, is "one of the most widespread board games played in the world […]
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Bond Donald wrote a new post, A game is what it is defined to be. , on the site History of Games 10 years, 9 months ago
A Game is what we define it to be. We as human beings give meaning and value to everything we experience and create. Yet something can be meaningful to some and not to others. An example is play and work, which can be used interchangeably, as work for one can be fun for some. But […]
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Bond Donald commented on the post, About Me, on the site UrbIndian Hip-Hop 11 years, 4 months ago
Awesome about page Bhavesh! What imaging company did you work for in Hayward?
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Bond Donald commented on the post, Collage, on the site Ammunation 11 years, 4 months ago
Complementary and elementary my dear boy, red and green, blue and yellow, black and white, quite an exquisite color choice old chap!
There is a great emphasis in your collage about adding color to an otherwise plain background wall. Nicely done! -
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