August 2012
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Swordfight Mk II
The new controllers used at Come Out and Play make use of the same timer circuit, but remove the stock Atari PCB to make room a larger speaker and a more sensitive trigger button.
Here’s how to build a Swordfight Mk II Controller:
Follow steps 1-3 from the original Mk I controller instructions, building the circuit described. Note that the timer you use CANNOT be the low-power TLC555...
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Swordfight at Come Out And Play
June 2012
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May 2012
4 posts
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GEE Magazine! →
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Destructoid noticed us! →
In other words, it’s a game about touching heads. Yes, those heads.
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(Thanks for the tip, John! Hee hee, “tip”!)
Proposed Swordfight slogan: Here’s a tip, use your head.
sirmoechrist:
swordfightgame:
How do you make Swordfight?
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SUMMER PROJECT
If you build some controllers, we’d love to see them!
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Nathan Fouts's Gamasutra Blog: Swordfight is Good... →
The experience here is only possible because of a game. Photos or videos don’t do it justice. No amount of reading about it (don’t quit reading! :) or watching conveys the full experience, it must be played. Interaction being the defining distinction of games.
Great article, Nathan, thanks! If you’re ever in the New York area, let us know and we’ll play!
April 2012
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fetustogenius asked: "opponents's"
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Interview on indiegames.com! →
Bieg, left, cackles madly
Perfect caption for that picture
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Write up on Lazygamer! →
I’ve busy trying to convince Geoff to join in, but he thinks that I’m being unfair by using a N64 controller on my rig.
I call it the Trident.
We would love to see an N64 variant. Tridentfight, anyone?
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Aaahh! The Escapist! →
The unstated objective, of course, seems to be to make things as embarrassing as possible for pretty much anyone involved, including passersby watching the phallus duels, me for writing this article, and you for reading it.
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Write up on Gameranx! →
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Write up on Kotaku! →
A circuit board hidden within registers “hits”. Photographs of people playing registers “lulz”.
Yup, that’s about it.
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Write up on indiegames.com! →
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Syed and Matt playing Swordfight for the first time at Eyebeam’s playtest for Come Out and Play.
En garde!
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