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Oberman Steven and
Pat Dear are now friends 9 years, 1 month ago
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Oberman Steven wrote a new blog post Best and Worst Game UI in the group
User Interface: 10 years, 3 months ago
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Oberman Steven wrote a new blog post Game Proposal- "One Shot" in the group
User Interface: 10 years, 3 months ago
Steven Oberman
2/9/2012
Game Proposal- "One Shot"
"One Shot" is the current title for my flash game for User Interface Design. The gameplay is designed around the style of Cops'n Robbers, but with a story […] -
Oberman Steven commented on the post, Game Ideas- Steven Oberman, on the site Interface Design 10 years, 3 months ago
*new Idea for 3rd game: Catch the SOPA.
*Critique leaned towards idea 2 and 3.
For #3
*make sure to include some commentary in it. Perhaps in the beginning, you interrogate the SOPA that either turns […] -
Oberman Steven wrote a new blog post Game Ideas- Steven Oberman in the group
User Interface: 10 years, 3 months ago
1. Zombie Style Game. You start out as a guy who gets biten by the 1st zombie, but somehow after the bit, you find a weapon and kill the zombie . You now have 24 hours to decide if you want to lead as the zombie ho […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new blog post 5 UI Critiques in the group
User Interface: 10 years, 4 months ago
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, Casual Game – Flow, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
One casual game that I really enjoy to play is fl0w. Fl0w was orignally created as a part of a thesis research project at USC developed for the PS3. The basis of fl0w is you control a single cell organism (pictured above) around the endless vast sea, feeding on other odd-loooking creatures while fighting for your survival.This […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, How to make the best sandwhich EVER! , on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
Guide to make a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwhich *Note, Peanut Butter may contain but is not limited to having Peanuts in the product. People with peanut allergies are extremely advised not to go anywhere near, nor make this product. Key Ingredients You WIll Need: 1: 2 slices of pre-sliced Bread or Loaf of Bread 2: Peanut Butter 3: Jelly *** (Optional […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, GO PC! , on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
PC vs Console For the longestest time, if anyone wanted to play online games, the only choice a gamer had was to use the PC. It wasn’t until the first modem that was included in a console was the Sega Dreamcast, launched in Japan in 1998. This wasn’t nearly as big of a hit compared to Playstation […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, From 4 to 1, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, From 4 to 1, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
From 4 to 1 Rules *rules are subject to change Board Game Pieces : One square board with a castle in the center, individual class dice, power-up cards, class pieces, guards, King Set up: Pick between 4 different classes, and start on the designated section on the board based on your class. Divide the power up cards evenly between the […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, Modern Vs. Early Games, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
Modern Vs. Early Games When I looked in to comparing modern games vs. earlier games, I noticed that many of the earlier games were predecessors to the modern games we play today. The difference between the two generations of game is due to the commercialization of games and technological advancements that shaped the way games were developed […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, Hearts vs. Rummy, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
Hearts vs. Rummy Hearts is a trick-taking game which involves the play of multiple rounds, or tricks, in where each player plays a single card from their hand and based on the values of the played cards, one player wins or “takes” the trick. The object of this card game, similar to golf, is to have the […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, From 4 to 1, on the site History of Games 10 years, 7 months ago
From 4 to 1 2-4 players I have always been a fan of class-based games. Similar to chess, I love the idea of how each piece (or in my case class) contributes something different to the game. For my game, I wanted to make a strategy based game with race elements, all under a class based system. I […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, Chess vs. Backgammon!, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
After reviewing both Chess and Backgammon, I noticed a lot of similarities and differences in the rules of both games. One of the main differences between Chess and backgammon is that backgammon uses dice to move his/her pieces. With the presence of dice, this allows for constant calculations and the account of probabilities (luck can be a […]
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Oberman Steven wrote a new post, So What Is a Game?, on the site History of Games 10 years, 8 months ago
Games are a universal part of our human experience and are often shared and present in all cultures. When it comes to the topic of games, there are multiple explanations and classifications. All the various definitions of what is classified as a "game" generally involve all games having goals, rules, challenges, and interaction. The main reason why […]
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Oberman Steven and
Smith Stewart Charles are now friends 10 years, 8 months ago
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Salamy Wadie and
Oberman Steven are now friends 11 years, 3 months ago
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Oberman Steven and
Ehlert Will are now friends 11 years, 3 months ago
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Oberman Steven and
Bond Donald are now friends 11 years, 3 months ago
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