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List of games ported from video to tabletopJanuary 29th, 2008 |
Yehuda has a wonderful post up, “A Guide to Board and Card Games Based on Video Games (1971 to 2007).”
Though I did get tired of the words “the game is a CCG” — which I attribute almost entirely to Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh, and Pokemon.
FWIW, as a kid, I did board game ports of Pengo and Q*Bert. ![]()

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