My mother has found a whole slew of challenging yet relaxing puzzle and logic games for her iPad. They are a lot of fun and demanding in sense one wants to push these expeditions through to their conclusion. The graphics and tactile sensitivities are amazing as well.
I think that this too would be an excellent forum, platform for reviving some of the Nintendo games of the mid- to late-eighties, those handful of zen and phrentic games, like Bobble Bobble or the Adventures of Lolo, whose teasers were I am sure a primer for the military aptitude test--ASVAB or AbFab, like in that movie the Last Starfighter where that kid was recruited for the galatic armada for beating an impossible game, or some endless map-based pursuit against a whole medieval bestiary. These games were always second picks in the video shop after one had exhausted the latest releases but were always entertaining and thought-provoking. I think that this could also be a resurrgence, although a beaten game is forever a beaten game and is a sphinx with no secrets, of those early personal computer adventure games, like the classic King's Quest series. Maybe again, game engineers will create whole worlds and sagas that draw the player in and that require finesse and cleverness.
I think that this too would be an excellent forum, platform for reviving some of the Nintendo games of the mid- to late-eighties, those handful of zen and phrentic games, like Bobble Bobble or the Adventures of Lolo, whose teasers were I am sure a primer for the military aptitude test--ASVAB or AbFab, like in that movie the Last Starfighter where that kid was recruited for the galatic armada for beating an impossible game, or some endless map-based pursuit against a whole medieval bestiary. These games were always second picks in the video shop after one had exhausted the latest releases but were always entertaining and thought-provoking. I think that this could also be a resurrgence, although a beaten game is forever a beaten game and is a sphinx with no secrets, of those early personal computer adventure games, like the classic King's Quest series. Maybe again, game engineers will create whole worlds and sagas that draw the player in and that require finesse and cleverness.
