research.techkwondo.com — Interesting summer laboratory experiment to see how Google Earth could become a platform for real-time mobile gaming, with details on how it is being used to play that old favorite tabletop game, Battleship.
Jul 16, 2006 View in Crawl 4
tehpoutineJul 17, 2006
How about posting the articles when they actually accomplish something, this article is lame and using google earth for something as simple as battleship is retarded.
hislorduberdudeJul 17, 2006
Haven't you guys heard of Google Earth War? It's sort've like Risk, but a bit more into the economical and technological side of things rather than the strategic.www.gewar.netIt was on Digg some months ago. It's not very shiny, but it's still got around 6000 registered users.
pbarnes7Jul 17, 2006
SOMEBODY needs to get a life! :-)
Closed AccountJul 17, 2006
I'd rather say, "Oh no! You shanked my jengaship!"
mikeroysoftJul 18, 2006
how about Risk instead of Battleship? =)
blast_flameJul 18, 2006
Their was a google earth risk but it got too populer and got a cease and desist from hasbro.
shostermanJul 21, 2006
"Does your person have a mustache?"<a class="user" href="http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten/fugitives/fugitives.htm">http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/topten/fugitives/fugitives.htm</a>
ashleyjoyceDec 23, 2006
How about using Google Earth to play Chess? Check out <a class="user" href="http://www.gechess.org">http://www.gechess.org</a> . The site was launched over 3 months ago and already has over 600 registered players. Seeing the chess pieces move is optional. You can still play the game without google earth if you like. Also has a chat feature. The game has the potential to evolve into different chess board themes. You could also have a world series played in different countries etc.