Why a Gaming Page?

The truth is I have played a lot of videogames both as a kid and as an adult and I can tell you that I learnt far more economics from Simcity than I did from my My year 9 Accounting teacher.  I learnt more about history from Civilization and Call of Duty than from a text book.  Above all else I had a hell of a lot of fun playing endless hours of 4 player MarioKart and Goldeneye as a teenager as  my mind worked overtime trying to keep ahead of mates to outwit, out strategize and generally punish them at every opportunity.  Games are excellent learning tools and every kid knows this - see what you can learn about them.

 

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Saturday
Jan302010

The Top 25 iPhone games

IGN the bible for all that is videogaming has recently realeased their top 25 iPhone games list.  I know a great deal of schools that have purchased the iPod touch for student use and if we want to throw more money at Apple for absolutely nothing new then we also have the iPad to consider. that these games wil function on   Many of these games in this list by the nature of the iPhone / iPod interface contain educational, strategy and puzzle elements.  I am sure this might help make some decisions regarding educational gaming apps a little easier.  Check it out here.

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