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Description: A forum for discussion of gaming in libraries, including:  
Circulating video games for PC & consoles
Game Collection Development
Gaming Programs (LAN parties and tournaments)
Role-playing (pencil and dice gaming) & Card Gaming (Magic)
Online gaming
Gaming reviews & resources
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Seeking some anecdotes 
  Greetings! Want to be in a book? I'm working on editor's comments for my book, 'Everyone Plays at the Library', and one request was to have some anecdotes from libraries using games that can run next to those specific titles or types of games. I do have some of this in the annual census, but it's not... more »
By Scott Nicholson  - Nov 9 - 1 new of 1 message    

Outcomes of our Gaming preview session - Public Libraries Singapore 
  Hello everyone, My name is Ivan. I'm a librarian from the Public Libraries Singapore and a long-time lurker in this list. I'd like to share our recent Gaming experience. It was a preview session, where we "live" tested the session by issuing a public call for volunteers. Details are at my personal library-related blog:... more »
By Ivan Chew  - Nov 6 - 1 new of 1 message    

From Italy 
  Hello from Italy. I attended The Games in Libraries course and here [link] i write my experience in library. Greetings Carlo
By recarlo2  - Nov 6 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Abstract games registry announcement 
  Rich Hutnik am involved with a not-for profit corporation (International Abstract Games Organization) that is involved with the promotion of games like Chess, Checkers and Go. One of their initiatives is to find venues that are receptive to people playing these games at them. They are seeking venues to be listed in the... more »
By Scott Nicholson  - Nov 2 - 1 new of 1 message    

Tower defense boardgame review 
  Greetings! On my last episode of Board Games with Scott, I talked about the new game, Castle Panic. This is a tower defense, semi-cooperative board game. It's easy to learn, fast-paced, and plays 1-6 players as people work together to defend the castle from the waves of baddies. This is great for a more complex bait game that would draw over your... more »
By Scott Nicholson  - Oct 26 - 1 new of 1 message    

Trine 
  I do not know if anyone has posted about the game Trine yet but I just found out about it myself even though it has been out since July. This game would be great for in library use for anyone using steam or a PS3 for patron gaming. The game has a spectacular physics engine beautiful graphics 3 player mode.... more »
By Jack  - Oct 24 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Detective-themed online games 
  Hi all, I run a monthly board game program at my library, and have run boardgames as part of other library programs. As a result I've become the gaming "go-to" guy in our Adult Services department. Recently my supervisor asked me to find links to free online games for our website. The links are to be one... more »
By Tom Sievers  - Oct 22 - 2 new of 2 messages    

{LibGaming} Re: Internet Usage Policies for Internet Gaming on Public Comput 
  Salvete! ...Children's area. We have 6 ...has been a lot of concern ...this request to offer Internet ...games, but that seems unmanageable. ...to the computers or the kids. ...clear-cut policies for game-playing on ...I know that you are looking for policy specifics BUT, I'm going to add this in hopes that it might help.... more »
By BWS Johnson  - Oct 20 - 2 new of 2 messages    

Internet Usage Policies for Internet Gaming on Public Computers 
  We would like to offer Internet gaming, for the first time ever, in our Children's area.  We have 6 computers that have had pre-packaged software games in the past.  There has been a lot of concern expressed by our administrators and technology coordinator regarding this request to offer Internet gaming.  We talked about having whitelists or blacklists for certain games, but that seems unmanageable.  We want to make the computers as open as possible, without causing harm to the computers or the kids.  Can anyone help me by directing me to library Web sites that have clear-cut policies for game-playing on public computers?  Any guidance will be most welcome.  Traci Juhala... more »
By Traci Juhala  - Oct 19 - 3 new of 3 messages    

Books based on gaming worlds 
  Kotaku has posted a nice list of books based on gaming worlds - good stuff for teen boys and adults interested in fantasy and science fiction. Interest will peak next year as we are expecting Starcraft 2, another World of Warcraft expansion (and movie in 2011), Mass Effect 2 and Dragon Age. [link]... more »
By Susan Scott  - Oct 16 - 1 new of 1 message    

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