[nfbcs] Computer games

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Tami.
I confess I did get revved up for work today by blasting some enemy
spaceships.  Hey, it's Friday, and after today I'm on vacation!

The pcsgames.net site listed more than one tool for developing accessible
games.  It said they were designed to make creating your own game pretty
simple.  Check it out, if you're in to it.
The Tami and Mitzi Tomb-raider game!  Yeah, I can see it!
Tracy

> Tracy,
>
> You da woman! /lol/ I have been spending my spare time in which I want
> to play games trying to find out how to make text adventure games
> accessible, then I run out of time... /lol/ And I still whine and snivel
> about not being able to just game until I drop, then wonder why I'm
> suddenly cramming at work and too tired to know what I'm donig... /lol/
>
> What good is life if you can't screw around gaming to relax?
>
> Thanks for he heads up. I look forward to hearing more sources!
>
> Now to hav time to investigate... Work, Tami! Work! /grin/
>
> Tami
>
> On 12/14/2011 07:21 AM, Tracy Carcione wrote:
>> I just discovered the computer games at blindsoftware.com, and I'm
>> having
>> a blast playing them.  They have a lot of action.  Are there other
>> action-type accessible games out there?  I have Grizzly Gulch, but it's
>> pretty slow compared to the BSC games.  I've heard of a computer
>> baseball
>> game, but don't know anything about it really.  I'd want to try and hit
>> the pitch, run the bases, play centerfield!
>> Anyway, now I can spend time goofing off and playing games, just like
>> sighted guys do.  If anyone has recommendations for other games, I'd
>> love
>> to hear them.
>> Tracy
>>
>>
>>
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