Working on an Ultimate turn-based (free) computer game, need beta testers.

[Stick]

Really nothing flashy, graphics are simplistic at best, but I already have a
very playable game and need some ideas on how to make it better.

It's a turn-based game. It can take around 15 minutes a point, (right now)
to give you an idea. My girlfriend willingly plays with me and we enjoy it.
There is some interesting strategy that in many cases echoes "flow" offense
in real life.

In any case, please write me directly and I'll send you the latest install
file. You'll need WinXP, .NET 2.0 (a windows update), and a resolution of
at least 1280x900 or so (the game window is very tall).

I have no aspirations of publishing or profiting from this game, so you may
be helping out on what becomes a fun game or teaching tool for your fellow
players. (ie: demonstrating the game to new people, etc).

Thanks, and much love to the Ultimate community!

Stick
r_stich
at
yah00

[DaK...@gmail.com]

Your girlfriend willingly plays with me too....

[max?]

didnt someone from MIT try and make a frisbee video game a while ago?

[Davidson]

A quick search finds one made at Stanford:

http://graphics.stanford.edu/courses/cs248-videogame-competition/cs248-03/#upafrisbee2004

[Stick]

yeah, that one is pretty cool. It's more of a video game, a bit addicting,
though.

"Davidson" <david...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1146077524.9...@i40g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...

[Kindofabigdeal]

That game is sick nasty, however its hard to tell when you are under
the disc which makes reading/catching high discs tough (which i guess
makes it more realistic).

[Billy Bob]

Stick,

I'd like to check out your game.

Billy Bob
albundyw...@yahoo.com

[Wes]

I would like to play it

sim...@cc.wwu.edu

[Wes]