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Monkey-Pirate-Robot-Ninja-Zombie, An Updated Version of Rock-Paper-Scissors

by Scott Beale on June 27, 2010

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Monkey-Pirate-Robot-Ninja-Zombie

Mark Rayner has created Monkey-Pirate-Robot-Ninja-Zombie, an updated version of the classic game Rock-Paper-Scissors (aka Rochambeau).

The players both count to five (three), though it is obviously better to repeat the name of the game (Monkey! Robot! Pirate! Ninja! Zombie!). Each time you raise your fist and swing it down. On the fifth (third) count, you form your hand into one of the five gestures. (It is recommended that in addition to the hand gesture, you also add an aural component to this).

See Also: Rock-Paper-Scissors-Spock-Lizard

via Boing Boing


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