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Will Wright interview. “I think games need to engage your imagination. The best games I’ve played, the ones that have really stuck with me, are the ones I’m playing in my head when I’m not in front of the game.”

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Mega Monster Battle: Exercise. “… a monstrous exercise routine involving ‘scratching’ and ‘roaring’!”

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WordPress: get_the_content

As I mentioned in previous posts, I’ve got my Web category posts on this blog skinned differently from the rest of the site. They looked like this:
WordPress: get_the_content
That’s simply the content of each post in the Web category stripped of extraneous stuff like post titles, dates, author name, etc. That’s fine and dandy, and exactly what I wanted.

But I also wanted some way of referring to the individual posts in that category. This presented a problem since this site’s permalinks are usually the post titles. Since my Web category posts had no titles, there were no longer any visible permalinks.
Continued…

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Dynamic game balancing. “… artificial neural networks (ANN) and fuzzy neural networks can extract a better estimator of player satisfaction than a human-designed one, given appropriate estimators of the challenge and curiosity … of the game and data on human players’ preferences.”

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Why game? [via] Highly recommended. (53 minutes, 48.5MB MP3 file.)

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