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| ==Lab Games==
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| At night the lab is completely silent and all the computers are left on. It is dark, and each screen looks like the pixel of something exciting! The idea is to play games accross the lab with the computers all displaying one part of the game. Ideas include:
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| *Battleships
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| *Tag (finding the odd one out computer in time)
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| **Powerups
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| *Tetris??
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| *Pong
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| *Letters on each screen
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| *picture across the screens.
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| Could be done with one computer hosting a JSP web site, each computer gets a ?comp=12 etc. The servlet could have a simple 2D array games could be programmed to.
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Latest revision as of 03:48, 9 April 2010
I noticed this page is very popular for some reason! I have hidden my crazy ideas for now (they weren't that crazy, more MIT hack style kind hearted pranks).