This is how the just-released game Curiosity: What's Inside The Cube? works: Anyone with an iPhone or iPad can download the iOS app. With the app, the players connect on the Internet, furiously tapping on their screens to remove pixely chunks of a single, gigantic cube. The one player lucky enough to remove the final pixel from the cube gets to see what creator Peter Molyneux calls a "life-changing" secret. So naturally, the gamers have already worked together to chip out pixels that form swear words. But still. Pretty neat game idea. [Kotaku]
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Peter Molyneux is always full of honeyed words wrapped around fist-fulls of bullshit. I liked the fable games enough but the man talked about each one of them like they would be the most revolutionary and emotionally engaging thing in entertainment to ever exist.
And what ever happened with that early kinect demo (faked) where you could interact with an AI character that could actually discern your emotional state and respond appropriately?
So chip away, right down to your little speck of mediocrity and disappointment.
The life changing secret is you wasted part of your life playing this lame game.
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hahah lol yeah itll probably be some typical 8-bit gameover screen ^^ lolololo just for 1 person ^^ haha
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