Computing professor sparks gamers' creativity at world renowned conference
Gamers don't just play Nicholas Graham's new video game, Liberi Live they design it. While one player is rolling and bouncing a ball over obstacles and collecting coins another player can control the course design. The two interact together and with a touch of a button, obstacles or ramps can be added to completely change the game....
Source: PhysOrg - Friday, 17 February
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