See Games Differently
See Games Differently
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Brian Ashcraft
As the creator of Nintendo’s Pokemon series, Satoshi Tajiri is one of the most important (if not well-known) developers working in video games today.
In the past, there was a tradition in the US military to paint pin-ups on aircrafts. Today, that tradition lives on in Japan. But there’s an important difference: They’re not cheesecake pin-ups. They’re anime girls, and they’re not only on aircrafts, but also recruitment posters.
Board games are great way to prove your intellectual superiority to your friends. But aren’t they even better when they involve a sprawling science fiction premise? It’s no fun to wave fake money in your friend’s faces at the end of Monopoly when what you could be doing is waving…
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