Watch the video (http://www.epawn.fr/), and discuss.
Oh, what gamers do when they own a tech company... :D
QuoteOh, what gamers do when they own a tech company...
Bankrupt ;P
First time I hear of this project, looks interesting - wasn't 4e supposed to have something like this?
It's cool as hell, certainly.
Quote from: Rincewind1;506916Bankrupt ;P
And doubly so with French companies. Technological innovations and new ideas galore, but it's the marketing department that fucks it up usually.
Quote from: boulet;506922And doubly so with French companies. Technological innovations and new ideas galore, but it's the marketing department that fucks it up usually.
Don't get me wrong, I wish them best of luck. But there are 2 big problems with this project:
1) Tablet reliance - I understand they are popular right now, but I do not know if they are THAT popular, especially with the tabletop gaming crowd.
2) Tabletop nature - I don't know about you guys, but part of why I buy a board game, is the fact that it's, well, a board game. I like the texture of paper, the miniatures, all those troublesome counters. Trading that all for tablet is...a bit anti - climatic for me. I saw the use of figures, but I reckon tokens and such will be probably handled by tablet.
Blatantly Reposted! (http://forums.dumpshock.com/index.php?showtopic=36581)
And here too (http://www.nerdprideradio.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1088)!
WotC eagerly chomping at the bit to create "Angry Bards". :rolleyes:
Quote from: Rincewind1;506923Don't get me wrong, I wish them best of luck. But there are 2 big problems with this project:
1) Tablet reliance - I understand they are popular right now, but I do not know if they are THAT popular, especially with the tabletop gaming crowd.
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Depends what you mean when you say tablet, but as they keep referencing iPads in the site images, then yes, iPads are doing very well. They own some 97% of the market, and if you factor them as a computer or laptop the numbers show them consistently cannibalizing PC and laptop sales, to the extent that in a mere two years they've outright murdered the netbook.
Tl;dr: yes, lots of people have tablets. Enough that more and more gaming companies are releasing digital versions of their board games for iOS.
Are there any RPG apps for iOS or Android?