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'''16 SATURDAY - DECEMBER 1972''' <br> | |||
351ST DAY - 15 DAYS TO COME | |||
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Rcd. ''<u>THE GAMESLETTER</u>'' #46. Mentions that the game <br> | |||
<u>GALACTIC FLEET</u> is still under development. More <br> | |||
<u>CHESS</u> game from the big match. <br> | |||
Rcd. a card from <u>Warren Buell</u> with a note mentioning, <br> | |||
among other things, <u>G & P</u>. | |||
Made another board for <u>THE BRAIN GAME</u>. Put contact on the <br> | |||
back of the cards. | |||
Visit from George & Dorothy <u>Bredehorn</u>. <br> | |||
We played around with his <u>DOODLE BUILDER</u>. There is a <br> | |||
"doodle gun" with a magnet mounted somewhat as shown. | |||
[Diagram of a polyhedral shape with an item on the left end saying "magnet".] | |||
When the trigger is pulled the magnet is <br> | |||
pulled up inside so that anything that is <br> | |||
being carried is knocked off. <br> | |||
There are a number of different shaped <br> | |||
"building blocks", some with steel insert, other without. A <br> | |||
piece without an insert can only be handled by using one <br> | |||
of 4 "tools" provided. <br> | |||
There is a "base" on which structures are built and <br> | |||
2 sets of cards - one easy and one difficult - with structures <br> | |||
to be built. No piece can be touched by hand. <br> | |||
A 3-minute timer is set after the player has assembled <br> | |||
all of the pieces for the structure he draws and he <br> | |||
thinks about it for a reasonable time. <br> | |||
A player gets 10 points for completing the structure. <br> | |||
He loses 3 points from the 10 for each piece not in place. <br> | |||
If not completed the next player uses the same card. <br> | |||
I looked at his <u>RISK - IT</u> but we didn't get around to <br> | |||
playing. There are a series of cards with dashes and <br> | |||
[Diagram: ___□x, _x□□__, □_x□__] | |||
squares in different <br> | |||
arrangements. There are also sets of single letter tiles <br> | |||
and 2 - letter combinations. Each player gets a betting disc, <br> | |||
with numbers from 0 to 20 (I believe). <br> | |||
One of the "layout" cards is turned up and the spaces <br> | |||
are randomly filled with single letters or 2-letter combinations, placed face <br> | |||
down <s>Players then decide who they believe they can make a</s> <br> | |||
The spaces marked with an "x" <br> | |||
are then filled with face up letters (or I guess <br> | |||
in some cases letter combinations). Players decide whether <br> | |||
they think they will be able to form a word once the <br> | |||
face down tiles are faced and bet anywhere from 0 <br> | |||
to 20 points that they can. The player who bets the most <br> | |||
has the first chance to form a word (so that if only one <br> | |||
word is possible he will win. The same word cannot be used <br> | |||
again.) <br> | |||
Players start with 100 points and most points after a <br> | |||
set number of rounds is the winner. (Fairly complete idea.) <br> | |||
<u>RED LETTER</u> came up and BB and George wanted to play. Would <br> | |||
(cont. on 12/15) |