Cardiff gets sold off to a larger company to keep cranking out computers and Cameron has left to form Mutiny, an early version of an online gaming company where the modems are still dial-up and the most ingenious game is a full-colour version of backgammon.
Kate Atkinson's previous novel, Life After Life, played an ingenious game with time.
It has all been an ingenious game, a careful accumulation of false impressions.
Donkey Kong, which débuted in 1981, had a story, a sense of humor, funny music (which Miyamoto helped write), and an ingenious game logic.
The book plays, what I'd say, an ingenious game of cat and mouse with the reader, with a fine line between full life and half life, always leaving the reader in doubt as to what is an illusion and what is truly real.
Alec Baldwin's Lifetime movie is so bad that it's worse than Daniel Baldwin's Lifetime movie, Family Under Siege, which at least features an ingenious game of Scrabble where the family that is under siege spells out some important info to each other without their kidnappers (one of whom is Baldwin) seeing.
He designed dozens of ingenious strategy games — Acquire, Can't Stop, Focus — and clever variations on poker, dominoes, and other classics.
It's probably a safe bet that a novel about a video-game designer that opens with a detailed description of an ingenious video game will somehow find a way to have its characters reënact that game.
By Daniel Mendelsohn Adam Ross It's probably a safe bet that a novel about a video-game designer that opens with a detailed description of an ingenious video game will somehow find a way to have its characters reënact that game.
Perhaps playing off the film's game imagery, Rolling Stone magazine's Peter Travers called Inception a "wildly ingenious chess game," and concluded "the result is a knockout".
