Re: Can we create better links by playing games?

Dear Melvin,

Am 22.06.2012 10:10, schrieb Melvin Carvalho:
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>
> Game feedback.
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> In general it's a great game.  Nice look.  Nice sounds.  Nice
> animations.  "Angry peas" style.
>
> Some important things:
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[...]
> In general : making good games is HARD, but can be hugely rewarding.
> Linked data is uniquely placed to make games at web scale.  The first
> people to crack this are on to something very big.  But you have to try
> and capture modern social mechanics.  A great can take linked data to
> the next level, and virally bootstrap web 2.0 if done right.  This
> effort was a really good try, lots of the hard parts are done, but still
> some ways to go.

Thanks for all your feedback and pointers. I wasn't able to watch the 
Jesse Schell videos in full so far, but the parts I watched were highly 
entertaining and insightful, so I put them on my "to watch" list. I 
pretty much agree with most of the comments you made. We already 
brainstormed how to address some of the issues and improve. I believe we 
came up with some interesting ideas, which we will post as soon as we 
have something to show. (Disclaimer: That could take a while.)

Kind regards,

Jens

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Received on Wednesday, 4 July 2012 09:42:01 UTC