I remember from the movie "A Beautiful Mind" how gaming theory was mentioned. Or was it implied? After looking at a wiki entry about the movie http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Beautiful_Mind_%28film%29 The term Nash Equilibrium caught my interest.
"In game theory, the Nash equilibrium...Stated simply, you and I are in Nash equilibrium if I am making the best decision I can, taking into account your decision, and you are making the best decision you can, taking into account my decision." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nash_equilibrium
I don't know how well the wiki entry was researched. But I find it interesting how this theory intuitively reminds me of "tic tac toe". There's a lot of mathematics in the entry so be forewarned (sorry, the internet has ruined my grammar skills)
The last video I played was called "Gravity Pods". It's pretty much another hybrid of pong. I enjoy the visual calculations, riddled with obstacles, the player has to make in order to blow up the target. It is from http://www.wickedpissahgames.com/games/gravitypods/GravityPods.html
The discussion we had about McLuhan's book was a little disappointing but I think most people were preoccupied about the presentation of their craft, me included.
Comments (2)
The Nash equilibrium is interesting. It seems like it could be an interative process. my decision > your decision > md > yd > md.... until there is concenus?
Posted by Andy Cox | 2007年10月08日 10:36
Posted on 2007年10月08日 10:36
If you want better discussions - speak up!
Posted by Andy Cox | 2007年10月08日 10:37
Posted on 2007年10月08日 10:37