Bride of Fnord

[lorimt]

Bride of Fnord has the bubble bobble or whaterver it is called game. It is totally shiny. I'm definitely not addicted. Other stuff, you say? I suppose there might be other stuff, but nothing offhand. Homework and papers and rewrites, oh my.

Oh, I suppose if someone knows of any good sources of multiplayer game theory other than the "Prisoner's Dilemma" book, I'd appreciate it. My game doesn't work with the assumptions it uses.

Comments

[lorimt]

Sorry, make that puzzle bobble. An irate person has shown up at my door to correct my grevious error.

[camlost.livejournal.com]

Well, Straffin's "Game theory and strategy" (as seen in such classes as Social Choice and Decision Making) is relatively cheap and dicusses 2-player and n-player zero sum games as well as 2 and n-player cooperative games. It might have what you want.

[zane314.livejournal.com]

Winning Ways is good.

Micah and I are both decent game theoreticians, so can probably point you at particular resources if you approach us with descriptions.

[ztbb.livejournal.com]

I've never played puzzle bobble, but there was a machine in the store where, in my ill-spent youth, I used to trade Magic cards after school. So I'm nostalgic for the puzzle bobble music tweeting incessantly in the background.

[squirrelloid.livejournal.com]

Ooh, you should tell me what the game is. I like games. And then i'd stop harassing you about never writing emails (at least for the next 4-5 months or something like that). And maybe i'll think of something useful related to the game theory that should go with it.