Player aids show the strength of cards in determining their play order: red (rock) is the strongest, which beats blue (paper) and green (scissors), the latter of which is also beaten by blue.

The premise of [CrazyScience]’s game is really simple, with three servos connected to labels that display rock, paper, and scissors, respectively. The game code is written to pick a label to ...

A game designer from New York has revealed exactly how to always win rock, paper, scissors. Everyone knows the iconic hand game where technically, players have a one-in-three chance of winning ...

Hundreds of games of Rock-Paper-Scissors were played at Zhejiang University in China to uncover a pattern, which could be exploited Players on a winning streak tended to stick with a particular ...