Please post what stations you have selected for your “New Train” and each train ticker on the main page, also the time, so that I can try to recreate the problem

What it does is display a version of the huge table, List of Singstar Titles, from Wikipedia.
It only displays english songs and the list only applies to the PS2 games, as there are so many of them.

Provided are two modes
One to show the list of songs for each Singstar game
and the other for users to search for a song or artist to see which Singstar game has it

It is available on the market
and heres a youtube video

Ok, Here we go…

So the idea is competition through self expression
There shall be multiple players… Friends on Facebook

The goal is to draw a picture, anything the player wants, or there could be a theme. There is a limited number of tools available for use.

The picture is then posted on facebook and shared to the player’s facebook friends
Friends rate the image of each player. Rating gives the Rater some points.
Higher ratings and points allow the player to unlock new tools to make better pictures.

There will be a ranking system, ranking facebook friends who have the app.

This brings up a game idea which involves hunting.
A 2D sidescroller… my favourite type of game…
2D sidescroller in Rock painting art
It shall involve a character running side to side, being able to jump.
The character will have to kill things with a spear or a knife or other ancient tool and will gain points for each kill.
There will be multiple levels, multiple maps, different goal per level

Ok its kinda sounding like a prehistoric mario game… well thats kinda what it is

Now…
Games can’t be designed specifically for one player, as everyone will have opinions than everyone else. Even selecting one group of people and developing…
… ok look…
design what ever game you like, games can be an art form, it can be purely entertainment, social
do what ever you want… though techinically if its not fun then its not really a game, more a simulation or interactive virtual world interface…

Game Developers, do what ever you want, just make the interface nice…

http://comp4431.wordpress.com/2009/08/25/reflection-wk-6-player-centred-design/

A game that immediately pops into my head is handball
Implement that
with a large TV screen

You can detect the speed, of the hand, how the fingers are arranged, twist wrist. With that, you can figure out where the ball will go

So my suggestion would be some RPG game, but they are everywhere and they are all pretty much the same.

She likes to cook and sew… So I suppose some RPG game mixing cooking or sewing into it. Theres Cooking Mama for a cooking game, not an RPG… and it has already been done.

Though I haven’t seen any games on sewing…
I suppose some game based on sewing and is an RPG. Maybe you have to walk around completing sewing quests, and to sew you need to use a Wii remote and perform some sewing motion… you can buy upgrades to sewing machines, needles, types of cloth and thread…
I don’t know… I’m not an expert on sewing

Well there you go, a sewing Sim/RPG… Theres probably some Anime based on sewing… and they get super powers from wearing the enchanted clothes they make… (Yakitate Japan comes to mind… Anime on Bread……………………..)

Anthony wants video games to be more serious, to relate to the player, to cover some real world issues.
Yes I agree with that too.

Now David rants in reply that can’t all just be serious and cover real world issues.
again this is true

So far my impression of whats going on is that David says that Anthony wants to abolish fun and only have serious real world stuff…

Well…
Everything has some element of fun in it. You watch a movie because its fun in some one, entertaining. You read a book because its fun, art museum, for fun/entertainment. Every medium combines entertainment with some real world message. Video Games can do that, It’s just a matter of time when some one does it. So far, it is almost all about killing things. Yes Video Games do need to branch out and not concentrate on only killing things. But they must keep it fun in the process.

The thing is, games in general, have been around since the dawn of time and games are always about fun. You can’t take away the fun from a game, otherwise it wouldn’t be called a game anymore would it?

After watching the Video on Gish, I would have to agree… and disagree with sound effects. Right now it seems ok, the music in the background with no sound effects works well with me. I would consider having sound effects where there is no background music, or when there is light background music, just for setting the atmosphere.

Constellation
For the most part of the video it was just the conspired death of a beatles band member. Which was odd to me… then it all came together… Constellation. The human behavior of trying to make sense of a world of chaos and randomness.
Then the speaker went on about how Constellation can be used in games. Make something happen periodically or randomly, and let the player’s imagination try to make sense of it. The result could be epically amazing, the idea from the video was to make an NPC in the game walk off randomly into enemy territory. The player would try to make sense of this as a suicide, or, if the NPC survives and kills the enemy, the player would see this as some insane AI.
OK…
The whole idea of making sense of things reminds me of a small experiment I was told about in an AI lecture. The experiment involves a pig and a human. No it does not involve swine flu … Right… Both subjects are presented with two pedals, gives food, one does nothing. The pedals switch function randomly, so there is a 50/50 chance the one the subject picked would give food, this 50/50 chance is unknown to the subjects. The pig would end up with more food than the human, due to constellation. The human would try to make sense of the randomness and try to work out a non existant pattern… Constellation, and the percieved pattern would fail all the time, whereas the pig would end up choosing pedal and sticking with it, getting the pedal right 50% of the time.