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Video games have clearly influenced board games, but sometimes this can be the other way around!

If you're looking for a mobile game that's more than a distraction, and a licensed game that lives up to it's IP, then leave it to Steven.

You win some, you lose some.

Bandai Namco is letting developers make games off of 16 of their franchises including Pac-Man and Dig Dug.

With all the talks of Nintendo acknowledging that region-locking may not be a thing forever, it is important to note why they even bothered in the first place.

Nintendo needs to see the industry as a hotbed of opportunity and employ a sense of hustle in the areas their company has begun to atrophy.

We don't own video games... And frankly, we never have.