Thread: Old games vs. old books and music in the digital realm
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Old 01-04-2017, 09:06 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by Apache View Post
Old games? Try Monopoly, Risk or Sorry. Even farther, try Poker, Chess or Go. Or even a long long time ago, try craps.
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One of the nice things is that there are some pretty good implementations of Chess on the various tablets and smart phones.

I've always wondered why the old board war games didn't transition to computers. I guess that it was just too expensive for the user base.
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