Comments on: Game designers aim for Nobel Peace Prize

At the Game Developers Conference, three top developers share concepts that aspire to bring world peace.
Photos: Game Design Challenge 2006

[Pop4]

ViD Designer would benefit with an AVi change-up toward capital investment.

Bitmaps and 2D mastery have seemed to fruision. Direct X formats are currently upgraded for further debate with Sony advicasey; no announcments are planned.

[Tomcat Adam]

Peace Bomb wouldn't work.

Or, it would be an exclusively online game, but even then it wouldn't work. That is, without a wifi connection, how would it update itself on the 'flash mobs'. We gotta remember that the DS has a 30 ft. maximum range on great conditions.
All I can see is preset flash mobs inside the card itself, but that would lead to another slew of problems.

[jcmahal]

Peace Bomb Pros and Cons

The idea of Peace Bomb is a perfect game for DS.
Ofcourse the competetive aspect will require the gamers to compare scores globally and also a way to get new "flash mobs". So 1 a wifi access will be necessary for either updates on flash mob events, and also for score uploads. A feature should be inplace that you can't always group with the same people for each flash mob event or at least varrying point would be given for each unique and repeat person you interact with.

In a business standpoint, if the card based game does get public interest, the possibility events created with in cards could really result in more sales of newer events, but that can also be a draw back for many people who would not want to constantly buy new games.

This is a great idea to look into. I think the feasibility of this game is very possible, now will ther be any company that will take on the idea is another thing.

[lingsun]

Jimmy Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize, anything is possible

Jimmy Carter won the Nobel Peace Prize, anything is possible.