AteBit Posted April 18, 2012 These are Metagame cards drawn at random. 1 Topic. 5 Games. Please state your choice and your reason(s) why. Version 2 ... now with more video gaaaames. Hoping this works better. You have a few cards, and you must play one, (and successfully defend it against your opponents). So this is a decent proxy of the player's card selection phase, instead of the challenge/defend phase of the game which comes after. So here we go again... Which is more meditative to play? Pole Position - 1982 Arcade Namco/Atari Silent Hill - 1999 PSX Team Silent/Konami Gran Turismo - 1997 PSX Polyphony Digital/Sony Virtua Fighter - 1993 Arcade/Saturn SEGA-AM2/Sega Cow Clicker - 2010 Facebook Ian Bogost/Ian Bogost Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Roderick Posted April 18, 2012 Silent Hill. One crucial (possible) aspect of meditation is becoming aware of every part of your body and experiencing what you feel in every part. Silent Hill encourages this by making you fear bodily harm, specifically since you can't easily defend yourself. With these heightened tensions running through your body, it facilitates reaching this state of meditation, moreso than the other games. (Wow, this is bullshit.) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Orv Posted April 18, 2012 Is there uh, a point to this? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sno Posted April 18, 2012 Does there have to be? Have you heard of the card game he's deriving this from? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Orv Posted April 18, 2012 Does there have to be?Have you heard of the card game he's deriving this from? I have not, and if you have an explanation of it I'd love to hear it. As it stands, they're rather terrible discussion topics. Really. I mean really. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites