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HERE Welcome to My Home,
The pages you are about to see are pages for gamers and people interested in The Society for Creative Anachronism. A huge part of this site is dedicated to Computer games and online gaming. Not all the information is on computer games and more area's of gaming information will be added as I develop the pages. The site has been made by me for my own enjoyment and is sponsored solely by Geocities and myself. Pages are always in the works and I am doing a lot of changes so remember to hit that reload button. There are many interesting sections in the site and many more to come. Please enjoy your visit and come back often!

Before we continue I would like to use this as a note to any and all game designers that may venture to this site.

A GAMERS INPUT:

What is it gamers are looking for?

With the popularity of the internet growing at the rate it is, more and more gamers will be looking for mutiplayer games, games that can easily be played over the internet. Any modern game coming out should have some sort of multiplayer and single player capability. For example take Betrayal at Antara a new game by Sierra On-Line. Think how nice it would be to travel with even 1 live char, say a friend from North Carolina, both of you fighting side by side. Working together to solve the quest. And that would apply to any game coming out, be it role playing, adventure, Sci Fi or any other category of games. A lot of the games that work on the internet are strictly shootem ups or war games, very few adventure or role playing. I am not looking for a bunch of games that require servers to play, or a flood of never ending role-playing games. I would much rather see games that you can beat, Like Eye of the Beholder, Ultima or Kings Quest only with mutiplayer capability. Exallent games are great fun to play but ad a second person and I think it could make it that much more fun. 1-4 player adventure games would me just fine, allowing you to work along side of friends to solve quests rather then having them looking over your shoulder.

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HERE Anyone interested in adding their two bits please e-mail me at tjmaxx@geocities.com AWARDS