Archive: 4 posts

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I would personally like to see more creative minigames that involve sharing the same vita with another player. Specifically adaptations of board games that already exist from manufacturers like Mattel, Milton Bradley, or Hasbro. Simple quick to play games like hungry hungry hippos or connect 4, some of which have been done before, that would be easy to share a screen with. Anyway, here's some wikipedia pages full of suggestions, heres hoping somebody will do something about if (which I doubt): Hasbro http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Hasbro_games Mattel http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Mattel_games Milton Bradley http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Milton_Bradley_games

2013-01-21 06:19:00 Author: RecruitPS_2 Posts: 47

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I wanted to make a simple tic tac toe game, but couldnt figure out how to make turn based gameplay... would be probably able to do it now, but its not really satisfying to make such levels lol, maybe someday.

2013-01-23 16:21:00 Author: Rough-Tea Posts: 422

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I would personally like to see more creative minigames that involve sharing the same vita with another player. This is what i like to hear! I can assure you that a few of us are working on projects that fall into that category! Ive been investing time into a very "special" project that will work just fine along those lines. It will be capable of (but not limited to) 2 player local via hot-swap. AHHH Ive already said too much The only other details i can reveal for now is that its an already established game/rules/engine. I have no intention of copying it directly, my finished version will be totally LBP-ified

2013-01-23 16:35:00 Author: Wolfdre Posts: 218

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I've actually thought about taking a couple of mini-already existing- games, and creating them all in one LBP level, and publishing it. I was considering starting with something simple like the card game WAR, and or Crazy Eights/UNO.

2013-01-28 06:19:00 Author: LukeCF Posts: 790

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