I was just about to post that. I remember them showing off D&D and stuff and being really impressed and curious about the future of digital board games.
This one was originally on Kickstarter, so you might be remembering this.
Buy everyone their own table of course! They should pair to phones for that stuff but it doesn't seem like they thought that far ahead. Maybe a future revision.
It looks like they're open to adding more based on the Kickstarter; I noticed they were advertising Ticket to Ride and I'm not sure if that's Hasbro (I have no idea what the corporate hegemony looks like for board games).
Looks like that's the smaller 24" one, they're also advertising a 32" model that looks like it's basically the same size but with less bezel.
Android 9, again, based on the Kickstarter.
Agreed. It feels like every time a really cool product like this comes along, it is significantly under-powered or has cut pretty clear corners (like the Subway sandwich-sized bezel) and that kills my interest. I understand they want to keep the price low, but I'd rather pay $800 for a great or good experience than $600 for a mediocre one. It's already a premium product, why not go all the way and make it actually feel premium?
you'd hope you can hook up your cellphones up to the tv for such games.
I don't think an ipad can compete with a table of this size if you're playing with a family, provided this thing works as expected. I do events of a varying nature and this is prime for a game night under the stars.
Sure, that seems like a neat use-case.
Found it. I was thinking about the Last Gameboard sorry.
