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"video game?"
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1. "RE: video game?" |
LAST EDITED ON 01-13-06 AT 12:06 PM (EST)Just a little search turned up this: http://www.gamediscovery.com/ideas/archive/Video-Game-893.asp "The Basic Idea: Taking off from the other simulation series targeted at older audiences, Eco is a game designed for younger kids with the curiousity to explore how the world works together and why we as part of it should preserve it. Besides observing, the player also have the abilities to change the game world by telling the people in the game world on what to do. There would be a specific mission mode where the player must solve a problem somewhere in the world. For example, the aforementioned factories run into a conflict with the local fishermen. Should the factories install more enviroment-friendly cleaning facilities? Where is the money going to come from? Maybe the fishermen should just go fish somewhere else. But what about the beaches? The player is free to make as much or as little influence on the outcome of these events. In case that the player messes things up completely, Eco will do a time warp and give the player a second chance (as well as to give the player some pointers on what could or should be done). Notice that the player is not omnipotent. The player cannot order the fishes to go somewhere else. The player cannot spawn trees out of nowhere. Besides the time warp, they will face every consequence that comes out of their hands, and learn why they should care to recycle, to preserve animals, to moderate pollution, and other such issues that will, in reality, affect us more than academic subjects like literature and math"
Could be something here or we may be overthinking it a bit.
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7. "RE: Played the game - it's ICO" |
Ico (the game) is awesome. Very well thought out game, too bad it sold poorly.
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