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Why The Future For Tabletop Games Is Digital – Kotaku Australia
Traditionally, tabletop games have been played in person with friends. But the pandemic’s changed everything about how we play together.
Tabletop games are traditionally played in person, with two or more people. They require planning and preparation, a shared space and (usually) a side of chips. But the pandemic has played havoc with how these games are played. The Pokémon World Championships are skipping this year because of it. Several other tournaments were also cancelled, and games like Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering have had to rethink how to continue playing safely.
Recently, the Kotaku Australia team was invited…
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