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With some thoughtful folding and a little tape, you can make your own hand-held game.
Godwyn Morris and
Mazes are ubiquitous in the video game world. Whether you are playing or designing a game, navigating turns and obstacles are the main actions of many computer games. Here is a chance to unplug and create your own hand-held challenge, figuring out the path, the hurdles and the way to win. For an additional method of play, and to mimic the process taught in beginner computer science classes, have one person operate the maze while someone else gives directions. Just fold, cut, roll, tape and crumple newspaper and you are ready to play.
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