Talk:Yes, no, black, white

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This game exists

Latest comment: 8 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

For proof that this game exists and is widespread, see these links which someone sent to me:- Anthony Appleyard (talk) 13:07, 1 April 2016 (UTC)Reply

Links showing names, rules and international spread:

on English GamesWiki: [1]
on German GamesWiki (Spielewiki): [2] (showing German name)
on German T-Online's page: [3] (as a "travel game")
on YouTube: [4] (German high school students playing the game)
on YouTube: [5] (Hungarian call-in TV show on RTL Klub, the most-watched station in Hungary, a notable source)
Origins Online: [6] (showing arguably US variant)
Games-Stream: [7] (calling it a "social game")
Homo Ludens: [8] (identifying a variant of the game as "folk game", collected by Katalin Lázár in Népi Játékgyűjtemény i.e. "Folk Game Collection", published by the Musicology Institute of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Homo Ludens: [9] (identifying a "scout" variant of the game, collected by Lázár in Népi Játékgyűjtemény, collection date here given as 1957)
KefKefKef: [10] (introducing fixed rules about a "Not for Novices" variant)
Zsúrjátékok.hu: [11] (includes a set of rules, categorizing the game as a "dexterity game" and a "funny game")
Yahoo! Answers question: [12]
Udvardicserkész.sk: [13] (calling it a "camp game", "cserkész" itself means scout)
Gyakorikérdések.hu: [14] (Hungarian site similar to Y!A), and aforementioned "scout" variant: [15]
on Frihost Forums: [16] (with one poster identifying a variant as an "Interview game. Silly it was, it used to be on the Dutch radio here.. people called in (...)")

Other links showing cultural significance:

Sarit Shani Hay: [17] (an Israeli art exhibition referencing the "Yes-No, Black-White" name)
Hungarian Wikipedia: [18] (the American movie Grassroots has the name of the game in the Hungarian dub)
IMDb: [19] (Hungarian short film made in 2001 using the game's name)
same film on Port.hu (notable source): [20]
Hungaroton (notable source): [21] comedian Géza Hofi's album Első menet has a track titled with the game's name)
bpxv.blog.hu: [22] (Hungarian state broadcaster Magyar Televízió (MTV), a notable source, had a Budapest locality quiz show running from 1969 to 1970 named after the game)
Port.hu: [23] (a Hungarian jewelry exhibition titled "Yes! No Black White - Fekete Fehér Igen! Nem", using both the English and Hungarian name)
Budapest Design Week page for the exhibition: [24]
Facebook page for the exhibition: [25]
Index.hu (notable source): [26] (the article title about unrelated UK political topic references the game name)
Ma.hu (possibly notable source): [27] (the article using the game's name in title about the recent Oscars controversy of not awarding black actors/actresses)
Academia.edu: [28] (e-book titled with both the English and Hungarian name)

Class FM-related links:

Class FM's Morning Show website: [29] (announcing the game back in 2010), [30] (Class FM has wide coverage over Hungary and is notable)
Class FM's FB post announcing the game in 2010: [31]
official game rules on Class FM's website: [32] ("1 perc" for example means 1 minute, "tiltott szó" means forbidden word)
a record of a game session on YT: [33] (static image with the game's name shown)