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• 16 Nov 09
  

  Robert Talbert

  fun games geek

• 10 Nov 09
  

  Ken W

  Sam Kass's Theories

  game

• 25 Aug 09
  

  leigh Murrell

  rockpaperscissors games

• 18 Apr 09
  

  Daryl Milne
• 31 Mar 09
  

  Mark Spahr

  A variation of Rock, Paper, Scissors that adds two more options. One of my students mentioned that it had been featured on the show "The Big Bang Theory." This variation has apparently been around for a while.

  games expansion fun geek

• 16 Oct 07
  

  Marc Ordinas i Llopis

  Oh, the complexity!

  game design fun

• 31 Oct 04
  

  Tom McLeod

  Education

• 16 Sep 04
  

  Eddy Webb

  A new way to compare hand signals!

  camarilla gaming humor

• 14 Sep 04
  

  m h
• 11 Mar 04
  

  Alisa Wynn

  Rock Paper Scissors Spock Lizard

  • This game was invented because it seems like when you know someone well enough, 75-80% of any Rock-Paper-Scissors games you play with that person end up in a tie. Well, here is a slight variation that reduces that probability. (Note that for those of you who like to swing your fist back and forth and say, "Rock, Paper, Scissors, GO!", might want to continue to do that, replacing "Rock" with "One," "Paper" with "Two," and "Scissors" with "Three.") This version is also nice because it satisfies the Law of Fives.
  • This game was invented because it seems like when you know someone well enough, 75-80% of any Rock-Paper-Scissors games you play with that person end up in a tie. Well, here is a slight variation that reduces that probability. (Note that for those of you who like to swing your fist back and forth and say, "Rock, Paper, Scissors, GO!", might want to continue to do that, replacing "Rock" with "One," "Paper" with "Two," and "Scissors" with "Three.") This version is also nice because it satisfies the Law of Fives.

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