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Jayisgames really needs your help to continue providing quality content. Click for details Hi everybody, this is Christmas Special Weekday Escape! Prepare for a big fat Weekday Escape! Three new big games from top developers arrived and two excellent retro...
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Jayisgames really needs your help to continue providing quality content. Click for details Hello, the latest Weekday Escape has just arrived! New and talented Japanese developer highbman opens this week's parade, and though their escape's short it may keep your...
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Hi, it's Wednesday! Time to escape! Traditionally, we start with Amajeto and their escape apartment with several one scene rooms. Cute GuyUngerNL and cobcris's game follows, and apart from being sweet, it's original and artistic. And fun! Pleasant Akatsuki...
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Hi, Retro Weekday Escape is here! Since the first game is by No1game, you are supposed to catch ten green men as usual. After a successful escape you'll find yourself in Yomino Kagura's room filled with devices, and then, suddenly,...
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In one of the sections of Interactive Digital Media that I'm a TA for this quarter, one of the students wants to create a Simon game in Director. And while I think that a Simon-type game is entirely doable in Director, I also think that it wouldn't be much of a challenge. And that got me thinking about how much fun I used to have with Simon when I was young—and Merlin which was similar though contained a variety of simple Simon games—that I set out to find one on the net, and voilà! Simon ala Flash.
I don't know why, but I love Simon! My current high score is 22.
If you want to go on with this game till eternity, do as followed:
Wright down the colours (red, green, blue, yellow) on a squared paper and make columns, so every colour has its own line. If the game starts with red, then simply write down '1' in the red column. When Simon Says red green, then write down '2' in the green column.
Always be sure that every number has its own square, so you can easily work your way down to the last number. Count the numbers out loud, so you always know which colour you took last before clicking the next one.
Use your thumb as a ruler. You can also make your own columns on a piece of paper.
Have fun!
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