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Saturday, September 17, 2005

New England

posted by Shannon Appelcline @ 9:40 AM  

Shannon Appelcline: I think those score cards are nice, because you can theoretically stack them up with all your other cards and quickly count your score. Unfortunately this doesn't work due to ties, in which case you can't atually hand the score cards out because two people share them.

I'd call that all a nice usability element for the game that doesn't quite go the whole race.