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« They may look very similar, but they aren’t in fact twins.

Dungeons and Dragons and Game Tables and MS Surface

Posted by peterbayliss on October 23, 2009




In my thesis chapter on Tangible Interface Videogames, I make the point that one of the main uses for tangible computing systems seems to be to bring computation process into board games. In this video, a table-top role playing game becomes a game-table-top role playing videogame:

Surfacescapes Demo Walkthrough from Surfacescapes on Vimeo.

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