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Would you play a game called...?

martynneillsonmartynneillson
edited January 2012 in New game ideas
As Partridge once said, "It's just an idea" so. . .

Rooster Booster - In which you play a Rooster (starts out on a farm, ends up in Space).

There's a Moose Loose (Aboot this Hoose) - In which you play a Moose (and maybe a Mouse). In a Hoose.

Pleasant Pheasant Plucker - In which, perversely, you DON'T play a Pheasant, you play. . .something else.

You tell me and I'll write it.

Cheers,

Martyn
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  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    Simply put, and succinctly enough, and thusly goes my answer:
    Yes.
  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited January 2012
    I would especially play games with names like that :D

    Now all we need is Monkey Tennis ;)
    Every night is curry night!
  • WookieeWookiee
    edited January 2012
    ZnorXman wrote: »
    Simply put, and succinctly enough, and thusly goes my answer:
    Yes.

    whore

    :lol:

    Yeah, after all it's not like there's never been any weird names for games on the Speccy before
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    martynneillson wrote: »
    ...There's a Moose Loose (Aboot this Hoose) - In which you play a Moose (and maybe a Mouse). In a Hoose...

    Could said potentially-existent mouse be of the Liverpudlian persuasion?
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    Farter Barter - Where you collect, trade (and sell) scents.

    Choco Rocko Socko - You play the part of a chocolate boxer who is on the run, seeing as *everyone* around you has figured out your sole weakness... ( You are an extreme sock-phobe, who just happens to be made out of chocolate - no melting involved, please! Only sock-puppets in this one.)
  • rich_chandlerrich_chandler
    edited January 2012
    ZnorXman wrote: »
    Could said potentially-existent mouse be of the Liverpudlian persuasion?
    What???
    It's bloody Scottish you dimwit!!!!!
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    karingal wrote: »
    What???
    It's bloody Scottish you dimwit!!!!!

    No, you see, it would get a spin-off ... it's a Scouse Mouse you ninny! (or start off as a prequel spin-off (spin-on???) and it would be integrated into the storyline, it's a non-recurring walk-on role for the mouse)
  • rich_chandlerrich_chandler
    edited January 2012
    ZnorXman wrote: »
    No, you see, it would get a spin-off ... it's a Scouse Mouse you ninny! (or start off as a prequel spin-off (spin-on???) and it would be integrated into the storyline, it's a non-recurring walk-on role for the mouse)
    No, you've got to be British to understand this one, it won't translate across the Atlantic...
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    karingal wrote: »
    No, you've got to be British to understand this one, it won't translate across the Atlantic...

    Ah, yes ... the infamous, and rather misplaced city of Atlantic! I remember learnin' about it in Geogra-ma-phy, yup.

    [/US Edu-ma-cation]
  • rich_chandlerrich_chandler
    edited January 2012
    ZnorXman wrote: »
    Ah, yes ... the infamous, and rather misplaced city of Atlantic! I remember learnin' about it in Geogra-ma-phy, yup.

    [/US Edu-ma-cation]
    Nope, you've lost me now...
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    karingal wrote: »
    Nope, you've lost me now...

    Held back a [few] grade, eh. :razz:
  • rich_chandlerrich_chandler
    edited January 2012
    ZnorXman wrote: »
    Held back a [few] grade, eh. :razz:
    Grades?

    Are these marks in an exam?
    I wanna tell you a story 'bout a woman I know...
  • ZnorXmanZnorXman
    edited January 2012
    karingal wrote: »
    Grades?

    Are these marks in an exam?

    Yes ... Place the correct letter (found to the left of each name) with the picture of the right person:

    Mark Cuban 1
    Mark Twain 2
    Mark Zuckerberg 3

    mark-cuban-tongue-tbi.jpg

    einstein-tongue.jpg

    mr-bean.jpg
  • Rebelstar without a causeRebelstar without a cause
    edited January 2012
    dm_boozefreek wrote: »
    I would especially play games with names like that :D

    Now all we need is Monkey Tennis ;)

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  • Rebelstar without a causeRebelstar without a cause
    edited January 2012
    www.youtube.com/watch?desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D_NUEwOODKg8&v=_NUEwOODKg8&gl=US
  • WookieeWookiee
    edited January 2012
    karingal wrote: »
    No, you've got to be British to understand this one, it won't translate across the Atlantic...

    I still don't get it and I am a Brit (despite the petitions)...

    http://youtu.be/B-xG3D8OMQk

    Actually who knows whether the moose was Scottish...it never spoke
  • AlarmAlarm
    edited January 2012
    martynneillson wrote: »
    There's a Moose Loose (Aboot this Hoose) - In which you play a Moose (and maybe a Mouse). In a Hoose.
    Good, but consider adding a sub plot about Donald searching for his troosers.
  • deadpan666deadpan666
    edited January 2012
    As a Scoatish persun, A cun tell ye aw, that "a moose" is indeed Scottish for "a mouse"....

    But aye, there's no reason why the moose...sorry, mouse...can't be a scouse mouse that has somehow ended up in Donald McShoogle's hoose! Or that he can have lost his troosers.....:D


    But back to the original question...yes, I would play any and all of the above titles! :)
    The Black Cauldron (PC)
  • Maroc's Astral ProjectionMaroc's Astral Projection
    edited January 2012
    martynneillson wrote: »
    Rooster Booster - In which you play a Rooster (starts out on a farm, ends up in Space).
    Sounds a bit like Hedgehog Launch, but with a catchier name :)
  • sacksack
    edited January 2012
    How's about a game where you play as one of a small group of people who used to be famous and end up in the degrading trap of reality TV competitions on minor cable channels nobody cares about, in the pursuit of making a perfect cuppa - choosing the right leaves, boiling the water exactly, debating if the milk goes in first or last and many other technique choices that go on to affect your final result.

    You could call it 'celebrity teabagging'
  • martynneillsonmartynneillson
    edited January 2012
    Would have to have Dean Gaffney and Abi Titmuss in it methinks.

    Reminds me of Roger Mellie in his heyday - Dirtbox Jury, anyone? Would work better now we've got 3D TVs. . .
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