richardhutnik said:
That is the second attempt to do the computer game as a boardgame actually. The first one was done by Eagle Games and got VERY mixed reviews. It had issues and didn't work right. However, you do see some of those elements in that attempt to Civilization: Revolution. On another note, there IS another boardgame called "Civilization" which was a boardgame first. It is a classic. Usually will take a full day to play though. |
Notice how they mention that they scaled down the thing to "an evening experience". Something that is usually a key part of Board and Parlour games. Obviously, there are people who will go hardcore and play much bigger scale games, like Warhammer 40K or something similar. But they're the obvious exceptions, not the rules. Now just like the Wii is more centered around small and casual gameplay sessions, there are still hardcore games made for it (mostly by Nintendo themselves). When you consider the game library of the Wii, it's really not difficult to understand where the kind of claims that Cage made are coming from.
Truth hurts indeed. But you take offence over nothing and blow it all out of proportion, like you're overly insecure.
