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I didn't even realize!! Thank you so much mods!!
It's also nice to see a lot of the older board games in the app markets. It allows these games to be a lot more accessible to gamers and can introduce them to people that otherwise would have never even played them. I think it also makes it much easier for people that are already familiar with the board games, you can just pull out your phone and instantly link up with players all over the world that share the same passion for the game that you do! You don't have to worry about things like finding the game, looking for people that are interested in playing (let alone finding people that provide an adequate challenge to make the game enjoyable), possibly having to teach people the rules, making sure all they pieces are available beforehand as well as ensuring nobody knocks the table over and loses the peices during it, etc.
There are some disadvantages to the crossover however, you lose that person to person interaction and some of the more complex games can lose something when not played face to face, for example it may be a lot harder not to trade that desperately needed resource or burn down that village when you know the other player and they are sitting across the table from you! This being said, I feel that in our culture today these kinds of adaptations are important and I'd much rather have them redesigned into a new form than to see them fade away.
What you said matches with my research so far, and is very well said! Thank you Quil. How do you feel the social differences between boardgames and computer games can be addressed when converting a game?