🏛️ Architecture & Design 18h ago · JC Torres

Board’s Tabletop Console Uses Toy Spoons and Spaceships Instead of Gamepads

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Board’s Tabletop Console Uses Toy Spoons and Spaceships Instead of Gamepads
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Touchscreens have plenty of games, but tapping on glass doesn’t quite replace moving a piece across a board. The Board, a tabletop console from the company of the same name, makes that physical interaction central to its design. Its 24-inch screen responds to toy utensils, spaceships, and robots, giving players something to hold while keeping the action on the table between them.
The broad, wood-finished frame gives it more in common with a serving tray than a television console. Rounded c

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