Jane Austen and Us
Feb. 9th, 2009 10:51 pmSo this post isn't from my list. Because
my_daroga told me about this, and I had to Google.
Jane Austen on Wii. - Basically, someone wrote up what playing Pride and Prejudice on a Wii might be like.
( Not so wee thoughts on Austen game idea! )
Other Period Themed Links:
-Wuthering Heights Role-Playing [Paper and Pencil] Game Rules (linked in comments to Wii idea). For fun Victorian times. When creating your character, you roll for the amount of Rage and Despair, and then calculate the number of Problems your character has. It obviously must be awesome.
-Regency Era Dress Up: heroine and hero. I spent nearly half an hour with the hero one night, because after I dressed him I decided he needed an invisible male partner, because he was gay and also having issues with his magic. He accidentally made his husband invisible, see. But his husband was a good sport about it, and got dressed to go out with him anyway, and they posed. They held hands. Invisibile hands.
Suffice it to say: I love people.
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Jane Austen on Wii. - Basically, someone wrote up what playing Pride and Prejudice on a Wii might be like.
( Not so wee thoughts on Austen game idea! )
Other Period Themed Links:
-Wuthering Heights Role-Playing [Paper and Pencil] Game Rules (linked in comments to Wii idea). For fun Victorian times. When creating your character, you roll for the amount of Rage and Despair, and then calculate the number of Problems your character has. It obviously must be awesome.
-Regency Era Dress Up: heroine and hero. I spent nearly half an hour with the hero one night, because after I dressed him I decided he needed an invisible male partner, because he was gay and also having issues with his magic. He accidentally made his husband invisible, see. But his husband was a good sport about it, and got dressed to go out with him anyway, and they posed. They held hands. Invisibile hands.
Suffice it to say: I love people.