http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/ Sun, 11 Sep 2011 12:57:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/comment-page-1/#comment-19 Krsitin The Defenestrator Sat, 02 Dec 2006 19:59:04 +0000 http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/#comment-19 That would be awesome. I think a gamer night would definitely bring in a crowd and it would be fun. Maybe once a week or once a month.<br />But, would we still have to have age restrictions? If there were restrictions on the game, would we need parental consent? Also, if the kid is under 10, would we need the parent to be present? That would be awesome. I think a gamer night would definitely bring in a crowd and it would be fun. Maybe once a week or once a month.
But, would we still have to have age restrictions? If there were restrictions on the game, would we need parental consent? Also, if the kid is under 10, would we need the parent to be present?

]]> http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/comment-page-1/#comment-15 Christopher Wed, 08 Nov 2006 17:07:38 +0000 http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/#comment-15 Actually I was thinking that gaming would be more for specified times/events. That would be for the big networked/hardware games like Halo, Starcraft, DDR, etc... When I go into my local CPL branch I do see kids in there all the time playing web games on the computers, but I was thinking that there could be special events specifically for gaming. Could you justifly computers ONLY for gaming in a library? I have a feeling that many people wouldn't be to happy about that. I don't know how my CPL branch handles kids playing on the computers, I think that they apply the same rules (sign up for a limited amount of time) as everybody else. Actually I was thinking that gaming would be more for specified times/events. That would be for the big networked/hardware games like Halo, Starcraft, DDR, etc… When I go into my local CPL branch I do see kids in there all the time playing web games on the computers, but I was thinking that there could be special events specifically for gaming. Could you justifly computers ONLY for gaming in a library? I have a feeling that many people wouldn’t be to happy about that. I don’t know how my CPL branch handles kids playing on the computers, I think that they apply the same rules (sign up for a limited amount of time) as everybody else.

]]> http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/comment-page-1/#comment-14 Krsitin The Defenestrator Mon, 06 Nov 2006 16:25:08 +0000 http://crios.info/2006/10/10/blog-post-3-gaming-in-the-library/#comment-14 I used to play half life...a lot...but, I was horrible at it...anyway...If we allow gaming in the library, will there be age restrictions on some of the games? Will the library have to enforce those restrictions? What about time restrictions on computers? Will a library have computers set aside for gaming purposes only? Also, which games will be allowed? Only those that stress learning? I don't mean to be such a humbug, cuz I would love to game in the library. I think that would be great. I used to play half life…a lot…but, I was horrible at it…anyway…If we allow gaming in the library, will there be age restrictions on some of the games? Will the library have to enforce those restrictions? What about time restrictions on computers? Will a library have computers set aside for gaming purposes only? Also, which games will be allowed? Only those that stress learning? I don’t mean to be such a humbug, cuz I would love to game in the library. I think that would be great.

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