I was thinking of your first post immediately after mine on stratogy games, ---- but I will agree that as I'm currently deeply entrenched in the delter quadrent, i'd very much appreciate commanding my own starship.

Fair enough as reguards the subscriptions to Che's games, that is indeed true even though the subscription isn't likely to be much.

A monopoly game with graphics, spech and! net play would be very nice, and there are probably friends of mine who'd appreciate it as well.

I did once have a discussion with jim kitchin about including a feature in his monopoly so that you could in put the moves and money for other players' pieces, and thus effectively move them on your board. That way you could use skype, and play using your board with your friends using ordinary print monopoly boards.

Sadly, Jim didn't go for tthis idea sinse he said it'd be too easy to automatically cheat.

While I understand his reasons, i do think it would've been a nice expantion to the game, ---- sinse while I really enjoy monopoly, playing with only one opponent is a litle dull.

Personally, i like the sound of a stratogy or shooting game or any action game of that sort. and the monopaly would be very fun if you could play it online.  I think this has been covered before but i'll say it again.  the thing i would love to see in an audio game is replay value, some unlockables and something like an indepth story line. because i've noticed that so many of our games make you do the same things again and again so in the end it gets a bit tedius. going off topic here a bit, there are some console games i can play however being blind i obviously cant read the menues which is problematic. my question is, could there be a way or do you guys think it would be a good idea to add something like sapi to the game to make the menues readable like we do for the audio games we make? we might not even have to get the developers to do that.  just my thoughts, i'll write some more game ideas down later, i'm going out now anyway.

C&C is a bit like Sound RTS with guns.

There were other 4X games as well, Civ is just one of the most universally known. There was the Master of Orion series of sci fi games, where you set up colonies on planets instead of building cities. Also Fragile Allegiance where you mined asteroids. There was also the Lords of the Realm series of medieval games where you had to manage food and materials production, weapons production, how much population to recruit to the army and so on. That's why I said I felt the more focused games were more interesting. All these have potential for more sounds. If you're curious, wikipedia is pretty handy for that kind of stuff most of the time.

ah, i was just curious. thanks for clearing up that point by the way.

Good to hear. Looking back the choice is hardly surprising, but it will be interesting to see what is made of it.

what about a dj style game like dj hero that's coming?
i think that it'll be more easy and fun to do instead of doing another rb / gh clone