Posted by Jeannie Choe | 15 Aug 2007
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Don't know what to design next? Idea Generator may help you out, but if you get "jewel encrusted torture restaurant" like we did, you should probably spin again.
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Comments
Uhhhh... I've already seen that in 'Southpark'...
Very cool, thanks! Another great post, as always.
PS. Your link to Coudal Partners has the wrong URL, the correct one is... http://www.coudal.com
There is a game a friend of mine has called "the Big idea" that works just like this. All the players get 6 cards with similar phrases as this thing has and then you have to pitch the product you create from them to the other players.
Score is kept by a system of investing coins in each other's ideas based on how cool they are... or how wittily pitched ;)
Great fun, and fantastic for getting the creativity going before a session.
(see http://www.cheapass.com/products/cardgames/cag040.html - gotta love the company name: "Cheap Ass Games")