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Blog Post: Ubisoft’s Rabbids Are Party Poopers

by Ben Reeves on November 19, 2012 at 05:16 PM

Video games that ape board game concepts are an insult to board game players. Board game design has come a long way since Parker Brothers first started publishing Monopoly, but most Mario Party-like games still hold to the formula of rolling a die and circling a board while collecting baubles and trinkets... More