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Media Watch: Low-tech gamers remain loyal to the board

From Boston.com, the online version of The Boston Globe:

“With cellphones and computers these days, it’s hard to reconnect with people,” said Bryan Johnson, 36, of Salem, who runs a weekly North Shore gaming group and owns roughly 360 games.

“Nowadays, if you say you’re into games, people automatically think video games,” he said with a shrug as he played strategy games during Unity Games XIII, an event held at the Wakefield Sheraton in August. “It’s become almost like a lost art.”

He and three friends were in the midst of Taj Mahal, set in 18th-century northwest India. The goal of the game, which incorporates auctions, card play, and visits by the Grand Mogul, is to gain incredible power.

For the complete article, visit Boston.com, and if you’re in the New England area in late January 2008, come to Unity Games XIV!



Posted by W. Eric Martin on Dec 2, 2007 at 01:00 PM in NewsMedia Watch / 731

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