Yoga Natal game appears on GAME retailer’s Xbox 360 release schedule
Time for some more salacious prognostications about the future, courtesy of the wily folks over at vg247. The team there claims to have obtained internal documents from UK video game retailer GAME that lists the release dates for forthcoming Xbox 360 titles. The listing is headlined by new iterations of Crysis, Call of Duty and Metal Gear Solid, but the highlight for us gadget junkies is at the very end: Yoga Natal, scheduled for an October release. Now, even if this doc comes straight from the horse’s mouth, game release dates are notoriously prone to fluctuation, so let’s not read too much into that October date. What’s intriguing is that Microsoft does indeed seem intent on creating specialist games for its Natal experience, and it may be that they’ll all include Natal in their titles to make compatibility abundantly clear. Or this may be just a big bad April 1-related hoax, we’ll live either way.
[Thanks, Matt R.]
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Posted: March 29th, 2010
at 8:01am by Vladislav Savov
Topics: ConsoleGaming, Games, Gaming, Microsoft, MotionControl, MotionGaming, Natal, ProjectNatal, Videogames, Xbox, Xbox360, YogaNatal, console, console gaming, game, motion control, motion gaming, peripheral, project natal, video games, xbox 360, yoga, yoga natal
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Chess variant from 1934 that pitted agitators against engineers
The March, 1934 issue of Modern Mechanix introduced this remarkable Depression-era chess-variant that pitted “agitators” against “engineers.” Love how the entire historical zeitgeist appears to have been captured in 16 chessmen.
MODERN as tomorrow morning’s headlines, a newly simplified form of the game of chess has for its game board the Modern World, and for its pieces Farmers, Mechanics, Engineers and even Agitators struggling against forces symbolized by opposing Armies, Bankers, Radio, Press, Law and Middlemen trying to become Rankers.The play, which is solely a matter of skill, centers around opposing forces trying to dominate one neutral piece called Government while either the red or white side, as the antagonists are named, is in power.
The game may be played by either two, three, or four persons and is substantially like chess. But gone are the Pawns, the Knights, and the Kings and Queens,
Agitators, Engineers Are Chessmen (Mar, 1934)
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