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The most obvious shortcut you can take as a game developer is to make a game out of something that is already a game. Chess programs have been used to sell people on the idea of home computers since the 1970s, every version of Windows has shipped with Solitaire built right in, and casino games […]
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Revenge of the License: Board Games
May 15th, 2016 
Michael Crisman 
Posted in Comp, Console, News, Nintendo, Sega, Sony 
Tags: axis & allies, board game, clue, console, diplomacy, Doom, genesis, hasbro, megadrive, microprose, monopoly, nes, pac-man, parker bros, pc, playstation, random games, revenge of the license, Risk, sculptured software, sega 
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Today in Retro Gaming: Axis & Allies
September 2nd, 2015 Michael Crisman Porting most board games to the computer or console is a colossal waste of time. Scrabble always lacks the latest additions to the acceptable words list. Games like The Game of Life lose something if you can’t spin the spinner and jam new kids into your car. You can’t even do a digital version of […]
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