My biggest success for my cardboard arcade is when we had the cardboard arcade a lot of kid actually enjoyed playing our game and really liked it when our game broke, and we had to fix it a lot of kid were actually pretty sad, and when we finish fixing it some kid said “That game is finally fixed” and came back to play our game.
I think that my biggest obstacle was when our shooter broke all those times during the day at our cardboard arcade. It broke several times one after another so we had to close down our game for a while, but after I finished fixing the broken parts every time it broke I get it back in shape and slowly got used to what to do.
If I did this project again I would like to change it into another type of game because this one is to easy to break even when we made it all very neat and followed everything we needed to do (according to the video). A lot of kids also liked it but it was to easy to break so next time I would like to change it to another game.
