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----------------------------------------------- Hey, You Sank My Plesiosaurus! Creative science games emerge from a tiny Massachusetts company founded by three parents by, Anne Casselman 28 March 2007 Five years ago, Joseph Steig’s eight-year-old son and Diane Kelly’s seven-year-old daughter frittered away a play date with Pokemon. “Joseph said to me offhand, ‘Wouldn’t it be great if there were games that got kids as excited about the real world?’” Kelly recounts. “And I thought, hmm, there’s an interesting idea.” That’s how Zygote Games was conceived. Since then the Massachusetts game company, with Steig as its business director, has launched Bone Wars, a card game centered around the cutthroat hunt for dinosaur fossils at the turn of the twentieth century. Parasites Unleashed, their second game, will be in stores this… http://www.inklingmagazine.com/articles/kids-games-do-the-impossible-teach-science-during-play/
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