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This is a picture of the human player area on the NASA field, as seen at The Capital Clash. The players held down the switch on the boxes instead of standing on mats, which makes for a much more economical solution.
It also leads to plenty of opportunities for references to game shows. C'mon, six people with fingers over buttons at a podium? Who can resist?
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08-29-2005 06:32 PM
Rickertsen2
Re: pic: How they do it NASA style.
I don't blame them. Those mats are RIDICULOUSLY expensive considering their simple function.
08-29-2005 07:03 PM
Billfred
Re: pic: How they do it NASA style.
Indeed. I was talking with Mike Wade, and the street price on one mat is $600.
The button seemed to be a little small, especially for people making a mad dash, but they do the job. (If the game design gods are listening, such substitutions are great ideas, especially if teams could build a similar setup as a disable switch for practicing.)
08-29-2005 08:36 PM
pakrat
Re: pic: How they do it NASA style.
I was a human player, and i liked the pads tons. I dont think id do too well with a button, because i dont know about the rest of you HPs, but i hold the tetra with two hands. And making the HPs life easier is never a bad thing...
08-29-2005 09:18 PM
Elgin Clock
Re: pic: How they do it NASA style.
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Originally Posted by Billfred
Indeed. I was talking with Mike Wade, and the street price on one mat is $600.
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Basically it's a touch sensitive pad with a voice box (white thing in middle) connected to it set to make a noise of some kind when you step on it.
Oh, and.. 600 dollars.. I think not.
Screaming Door Mat
Item # ( #LMK-0002 )
( $8.49 )
http://www.houseofchuckles.com/hallo...ecorations.htm
Some modification necessary. Shouldn't be that hard.. I mean c'mon..
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