100% agreed. Bandai is just trying to fill a market that's hungry for product. I've personally seen people playing with 3d printed minis and fan rules for miniatures war games across 4 countries and 6 locations. In the UK, US, Germany, and France so it's just an untapped market that could be very lucrative if they produced for it. I'm definitely checking it out m🍬yself since I love small scales wargames...I'd definitely leave warhammer for a better priced and still fun war game.

Agreed, one of the best multiplayer minigane boardgame videogames in existence. Mario party 5 through 7 was almost as good as sonic shuffle but never seemed to match its energy. The later mario parties and the current ones we have are trash, which are half the size of sonic shuffle stages. So many minigames are either reused or rehashed to look new. They've milked the poor cow so bad its skin and bones. Then They've watered down unlockables so much you literally unlock 1 song at a time as a buy reward. You use to get soundtracks for free, like go to the sound menu and listen to them as much as you want....not anymore. Tons of useless unlockables but no option to unlock different play modes and different stage goals. Hell in sonic shuffle you can win without getting a single stage emerald. You couꦗld still win by being the best at ton of things. Got the most rings...end game point, won the most mini games...end game point, moved the most...end game point, won the most fights...end game point...lost the most...end game point...last place pity points and tons more...plus you could cut this feature off if you're a coward afraid to lose to luck. Sonic shuffle was the best, plua the card system was pretty awesome especially if everyone had a umd memory card or special controller.