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charissekramer says:

Games are meant to be played and they should, in some way, one way or another, bring about relaxation for the gamer/user. In term papers I have read, games are used since time immemorial to signify celebration, fun and revelry.

And thus serious games are ironic because of the sheer implication that you have to be serious to play it. Mind games like chess and checkers and puzzle games like jigsaws and crosswords really make my head hurt, more than programming itself. And so, for the love of humanity, stop putting serious and games in the same sentence because it makes my head throb and my stomach turn. edited 01:20, 25 Jan 2010

Posted 01:15, 25 Jan 2010