Is there a website or an online museum which tracked the originals of traditional #games and how it spread across different nations?
There are traditional games in #Korea and the #Philippines which are (very) similar, yet, there was no known contact between the two nations at the time these traditional games were estimated to have been “developed”.
That only leaves us with two possibilities:
The games did develop independently. Which someone gives us the idea that humans think similarly regardless of place and time.
Another foreign contact brought the games.
Here are some examples:
Korea: Red Light, Green Light.
Philippines: Stop, Go.
Philippines: Sipa (predates Spanish rule)
Korea: I don't remember what it's called, but I first saw it in a #RunningMan episode.
@ai6yr So, it's just like the rest of the entertainment business has been ever since entertainment became a business. The creators are almost never the rich ones, and when they are, they're generally collecting the money other less-famous people earned.
Gerade #BlackKnight auf #netflix "angestreamt" (die ersten 3 von 6 Folgen): Es knallt und kracht an jedem Eck, aber während mich #SquidGame durchaus überzeugt hat, schafft das diese süd-koreanische Serie nicht. Dabei wäre das Setting (Erde nach Meteoriteneinschlag kaum bewohnbar, Etablierung einer Klassengesellschaft) per se nicht uninteressant. @filmeundserien
@JoergA@filmeundserien ja, ging mir auch so. Fand teilweise die Effekte mies von den Aussenaufnahmen, wie in einem 90er Videospiel.
Hab abgebrochen nach 2 oder 3 Episoden