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I had to play two games in class and I think that I have the same opinion as everyone else that the first game was more annoying. These games used virtual space. The first was a dragon and damsel game, and the second was an afterlife game, but the afterlife game was more fun. They were interestingly both based on ancient civilizations: the former, Ancient Europe; the latter, Ancient Asia.
The first game was invented in the early 1980s and everyone was a crudely drawn silhouette. It basically consisted of A knight (you) trying to save the damsels who had an annoying suicidal quality of throwing themselves outside the battlements, and you were supposed to catch them. There was also a dragon that breathed fire that you were supposed to run away from and not fight. Sound simple? Oh yes, there was also the fact that damsels fell out all the time, and the dragon could come from any direction, as could the damsels. And every time someone died, you lost a life, and if four lives were lost, the game ended. You were lucky if you scored a ten. I thunk I should have played as the dragon.