Scissors

See also:

• Kids and Teens: Games: Hand Games: Rock, Paper, Scissors  (7)

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	Japanese  (3)

• Janken in the World - Scissors, paper, stone games as played in different cultures.
• The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide - Strategy and game news from the World RPS Society.
• Professional Rock Paper Scissors - Details strategy and statistics for the game of RPS, including an original match format.
• Rochambeau - Phil Price does a bit of research on the game's origins.
• Rock, Scissors, Paper Plus - Rules to add Bomb, Bird, Water, Chopper hand forms.
• Rock-Paper-Scissors Button Game - Rules for a party game, moving the arena of combat from gestures to wearable buttons.
• Rock-Paper-Scissors-Spock-Lizard - A variation with five options instead of the traditional three.
• RoShamBo (aka Rock Paper Scissors) with Christmas Lights - Humorous results of a Roshambo contest between brothers using Christmas lights captured by a webcam.
• RoShamBo Programming Competition - Write a program to play Rock-Paper-Scissors, and enter it to play in an open competition against other programs.
• Roshambo Rampage - Play by email with your chosen opponent.
• 1620 Spruce SEGA RoShamBo Tournament - Results of a competition for a game console.
• USA Rock Paper Scissors League - Professional tournaments sponsored by Bud Light, with national finals in Las Vegas. News, rules, history of the game, and humor.
• Wikipedia: Rock, Paper, Scissors - An article explaining the rules, variations, strategies, and lists recently played tournaments.
• WWWF Grudge Match: Rock vs. Paper vs. Scissors - Humorous article on the three-way conflict, with comments from those who voted for their favorite weapon.

• MindZine: Second International Roshambo Programming Contest - The Roshambo Challenge Rides Again, Mind Sports Organization article. (June 20, 2000)
• Slashdot: Rock-Paper-Scissors - Online discussion of the Roshambo programming competition. (June 19, 2000)
• Mating Games and Lizards - Ivars Peterson's MathLand describes the game parallel in the mating ritual of the California side blotched lizard. (April 15, 1996)