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RE: {LibGaming} Naming Events?

carl.cr...@derbyshire.gov.uk (Cross,Carl (Cultural & Community Services)) — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 09:10:00 UT

I've taken a cue from Hasbro's brand and simply called ours "Family
Board Game Nite". Simple, direct and does what it says on the tin.

Carl.

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We call ours "Games @ the Goodnight," which seems to work fairly well

RE: {LibGaming} Naming Events?

jim.sokytec...@gmail.com (Jim Peterson) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 23:44:52 UT

We call ours "Games @ the Goodnight," which seems to work fairly well for
us.

Jim Peterson
Technology Coordinator
Goodnight Memorial Library
203 S. Main St.
Franklin, KY 42134
270.586.8397
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Re: {LibGaming} Naming Events?

theanalogdiv...@gmail.com (Toby Greenwalt) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:44:54 UT

We use "Untuned Unplugged Game Day" for our board game-specific events.

Toby Greenwalt
Skokie Public Library

RE: {LibGaming} Naming Events?

gwise...@ci.waco.tx.us (Gillian Wiseman) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:22:32 UT

How about something like "Family Games Day" or "Games and Activities
Day"?

The emphasis on "games" and "families" will surely clue people in that
more than just Wii and X-box will be available...

Or "Game Play Day" or "Family Game Play Day".

Gillian Wiseman

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Naming Events?

zapat...@oplin.org (Tiburcio Zapata) — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:11:57 UT

After National Gaming Day, our Library Director was very pleased with
the turnout and wants to continue events that are very similar (if not
the same) as NGD.

We normally run Game Days, which focus primarily on video games. We
want these new events to be focused on board games (with video games

Sorry.

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Re: circ issues with video games

jessica.fraz...@gmail.com (Jessica) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 19:30:41 UT

We actually make two item numbers, one for the game and one for the
booklet. If they want to check out the pamphlet, they ask for it when
checking out the game. It makes it a little strange in our catalog
though, since both items are included under one record. Here's an
example from our OPAC:
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Re: {LibGaming} circ issues with video games

gclgam...@gmail.com (Adam Webb) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:15:13 UT

I'm 99% sure this is who we have dealt with in the past.

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We currently circ Wii, PS2, XBOX 360, and PC games. In my personal
opinion, it is not all that necessary to have the booklet except in
the case of PC games, which often have the keycode for the game with

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informationgoddes...@gmail.com (Beth Gallaway) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:42:34 UT

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Re: FW: {LibGaming} circ issues with video games

videogamelibrar...@gmail.com (John Scalzo) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:39:37 UT

To put this in perspective, Gamefly, the biggest mail-order rental company
of games in the country, doesn't even send out the instruction booklet.

While the booklet is nice to have, everything's online now or even featured
in an in-game tutorial. It's not necessary, but we do charge something if

FW: {LibGaming} circ issues with video games

a...@bloomingtonlibrary.org (Amy Richard) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:19:12 UT

I sent my reply directly to Sarah but thought I would send it to the group as well. See below.

The only inserts we do "police" are CD inserts as these often contain lyrics. We also police mixed media items which include a CD and/or DVD and book.

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RE: {LibGaming} circ issues with video games

gwise...@ci.waco.tx.us (Gillian Wiseman) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 15:11:02 UT

We don't circulate games at this time, but I can tell you what I expect
we'd do, and what we do with similar types of materials:

The case is clearly labeled with what should be inside (1 booklet and 1
game disc). We would charge the patron $1 for a lost booklet. We would
also have the original stored in Tech Services, and only a (color) copy

Re: {LibGaming} circ issues with video games

informationgoddes...@gmail.com (Beth Gallaway) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:41:36 UT

Many video game manuals are archived at Replacement Docs - these are scanned
reproductions, and not always legally acquired.

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I'm just putting this out there for informational purposes.

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Re: {LibGaming} circ issues with video games

jschu...@westmontlibrary.org (Jack Schultz) — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 03:01:11 UT

We have been having the same trouble. When we first lost a few booklets we
tried to replace them using Ebay and by calling the game publishers and
distributes. (aside: Ubisoft sent us the entire game just to replace our
missing booklet, great customer service). For a short time we just let the
losses slide since it seemed ridiculous to charge for a fifty dollar game