Belfast said:It's just a gimmick! Why do you need a pop-a-matic bubble to roll your dice when you can just use your hands, or a cup Yahtzee-style? I don't see how these "innovations" add anything to the gameplay when the old standards work just fine. :\
Stop trolling, GOD!Campster said:Three points to this thread. The arbitrary distinction between electronic games and traditional games is by and large nonexistant. The only difference, really, is that with the advent of computerized gaming we have an impartial referee that maintains the rules for us, instead of having to monitor ourselves.
It's a sick sort of elitism to consider God of War above the beauty of chess.
Campster said:It's a sick sort of elitism to consider God of War above the beauty of chess.
radioheadrule83 said:The bubble is revolutionary. It stops asses from doing stupid throws with their dice. Everyone throws the same way whether they're a first time gamer, or whether they're experienced. Its all about balance, and fun!
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<nu>faust said:non-plastic looking characters like in games like gow is not gonna satisfy anyone,realistic look and real interaction through phsycial connection like this title offers a must in this industry if it wants to survive and not produce millions of burried ets.Like sorry!?!emotional engagement with touching the pieces is heluva good for super happy success funtime must be lesson for mark rein.
m0dus said:Whatever. you bitches will troll anything. Just because Parker Bros has a 60% share of the market, automatically everything they release has to be part of some evil agenda. Maybe the act of constantly rolling dice has scrambled your brain a bit? The future is the popamatic bubble, and I promise you that when the next round of games hits, EVERYONE from Milton-bradley to Hasbro will make it STANDARD, and you little has-ho's and Mil-tards will turn around and lap that shit up like it's honey. I'll be in the Connect-Four forum if anyone wants to try and convince me otherwise.
Go back to your dice in a cup, jackasses. try not to hit your head when have to go reaching for them under the refrigerator.
m0dus said:Um. You can just mod that shit with a hairdryer and a butter-knife. I even hear of some TSR players that customize that shit with their own fucking DICE. You know PB wants people to do that because there's ALWAYS a sales surge when the mods hit the scene. Nothing beats Monopoly with a popomatic bubble. SORRY FTW.
m0dus said:Oh, like Ha$bro won't jump on that bandwagon with microtransactions, or better yet, rehashed sequels? How many versions of trivial pursuit are we up to, now? Exactly. They dilute the market with shitty licensed versions of their own titles, and now what was once a beloved series of trivia games has become a fucking joke. Whatever. I guess you'll always have UNO. :lol
demi said:I once used a wallhack in Stratego
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m0dus said:Yeah, whatever. See where it says "CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts: NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS" ? That means it's not for you. K? bye.
Hasbro, the No. 2 toymaker after Mattel (Research), doesn't think so even though the leading maker of board games posted an unexpected loss last quarter on the back of weak sales of both its trading card and board games.
Analysts estimate that those two product categories together account for as much as 40 percent the company's total sales.
In a conference call with analysts, CEO Al Verrecchia attributed the decline to retailers' changing their order patterns for games. According to Hasbro, toy sellers are buying more inventory of games -- about 38 percent -- in the fourth quarter and are keeping their orders lean for the rest of the year.
m0dus said:Awe, like dropping them into a cup and shaking them like baby's first martini is any better? :lol
Screw UNO. It requires proprietary cards that only work with one game.m0dus said:I guess you'll always have UNO. :lol
SKOPE said:Screw UNO. It requires proprietary cards that only work with one game.
Crazy Eights works with any standard deck of cards. Cards that can also be used to play Poker, Blackjack, Gin, Rummy, Go Fish, and countless other games.
And don't try telling me UNO's proprietary cards allowed for innovation. The only thing UNO has that Crazy Eights doesn't is Draw cards. And those just make the gameplay experience frustrating.
Why play World of Warcraft for three months straight when you can pay the exact same for a poor boardgame imitation, weeee!Campster said:
radioheadrule83 said:I had the UK version of Trouble... it was called something else.
TekunoRobby said:Why play World of Warcraft for three months straight when you can pay the exact same for a poor boardgame imitation, weeee!
Granted they are excellent board games and are very well designed.
I found a duplication bug with one of the quest cards. Let's me use unlimited health tokens and power cards whenever I want.m0dus said:Why? didja find some l33t h4xx for them, too? cheater. The Monopoly Guy is gonna haunt your dreams.
TekunoRobby said:Kekekekeke, PM sent.
We should start our own clan. Call it: --~<|SORRY M4ST3RZ|>~- See what sort of shit we start up in the Board Game Championships in March.
m0dus said:HA. We could take on those bitches at OA for practice. But then again, they'd probably pull in some ringers from Germany.
m0dus said:Mr "I SUCK AT TROUBLE" ? WTF. He couldn't stand the heat.