In 1989, Milton Bradley debuted
HeroQuest, a board game in the style of Dungeons and Dragons. Not to be bested at their own game, D&D's parent company
TSR released
Dragon Strike (reviewed
here by
Angry Video Game Nerd's James Rolfe.) Packaged with the board game was a
low-budget fantasy short film meant to simultaneously set the mood, demonstrate a potential adventure and explain the rules.
posted by griphus
on Jan 9, 2011 -
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Mass Affect will offer a plethora of engaging side-quests, including bike messenger assignments, competitive coffee-brand disparagement, horrible-dancing competitions, and an interactive café-posturing minigame that involves using motion controls to keep the cover of your barely-skimmed copy of Dostoevsky's "The Idiot" within eyeshot of as many cute girls as possible.
posted by griphus
on Feb 3, 2010 -
70 comments
