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home board games movies and tv music video games books comics contact us other nerdy stuff galleries members login home board games movies and tv music video games books comics contact us other nerdy stuff galleries members login top home board games movies and tv music video games books comics contact us other nerdy stuff galleries members login facebook twitter newer older search nerdbloggers: -- nerdbloggers rss home rss thursday may 31 2018 i'm going to need a better game for "x" thursday, may 31, 2018 at 11:25am my collection reduced to one game for each letter of the alphabet my game collection at one point grew to over 1000 games. it was huge and unmanageable--and only the tiniest percentage of the games was ever going to see the table, so i auctioned, sold, and gave away game until i was under 500--and managed to fund a trip to disney world for the family with the proceeds. now, a decade or so later, i'm up to close to 1000 games again (750 or so logged on bgg, the rest kids and family games i haven't bothered adding). i'm definitely going to have to pare down the collection again soon, so i've been trying to decide what my perfect collectio would look like. how can i cut down the collection and keep options open for game nights? probably, the best thing i could do is outline the basic mechanisms of games i like and cut down to two or three games from each gaming subgenre--worker placement, deck building, route building, party games, dice games, etc. that is something i really might do, but a recent facebook post got me thinking about a more radical, if less practical, way of cutting the collection. a commentor going in the other direction (trying to grow his collection) was trying to find one good game for every letter of the alphabet and was looking for suggestions. that led me to this--what would my collection look like if i only kept one game for each letter of the alphabet? i would have to keep some games that weren't my favorite in a certain letter just to cover more gaming bases. in "d" for instance, i chose to keep don't mess with cthulhu over daytona 500, dreamblade, dominion, and deception: murder in hong kong because it is quick and newbie friendly and i needed a game like it to have a well-rounded collection for all gaming situations. the choices just as an abstract thinking exercise were painful, so it is unlkely i could ever follow through with it, but i found the process rewarding and at least a bit helpful as i decide what games to shed this time around. a--age of steam why i picked it. age of steam is my all-time favorite game. i love having over 100 maps to play on, with more still being released. i love that each game is an agressively competitive puzzle to solve as i try to ramp up my income while planning for the late-game six-link routes. this will likely never fall from my top spot, making it an easy pick here. runners up . agricola (sigh), africa, ave caesar b--baseball highlights 2045 why i picked it. baseballl highlights 2045 is an amazing two-player deck builder. if features on of my favorite themes and an absolutely unique mechanism to handle the back-and-forth between offence and defence. like age of steam, the game has an abundant array of expansions to keep it fresh. i haven't even shuffled in the last three i purchased and probably won't for another dozen games or so. haven't played the multi-player rules yet, but having that option helps the collection, ahem, cover more bases. runners up . basketboss, basari, blokus (that i lack abstract games now occurs to me) c--chicago express why i picked it. chicago express is a vicious, tight route-building game that plays quickly but offers meaty decisions, temporary alliances, and the opportunity to take out an opponent with a simple null action. i love games that are all about managing money better than the opponent. this game often comes down to a few dollars between 1st and 4th, making every decision seem important. runners up . chicago and northwestern, can't stop, champions of midgard d--don't mess with cthulhu e--ethnos f--fairy tale g--glory to rome h--hansa teutonica i--isle of skye j--jump drive k--kingdoms l--liar's dice m--millenneum blades n--nuclear war o--orleans p--power grid q--quandary r--race for the galaxy s--space hulk t--terra mystica u--union pacific v--viticulture w--web of power x--xena: warrior princes tcg y--yspahan z--zendo danny webb | post a comment | 6 references | share article tweet friday may 25 2018 if you are a fan of euro-style board games, this is definitely the golden age friday, may 25, 2018 at 09:43am back in the 90s and early 2000s, lots of games that were released in germany never came out here and there weren't really any game stores that shipped internationally. we used to collect, over usenet, a regional order for adam spielt, the biggest german source for games that would shop to the us. i'd collect the money to get to the minimum order (400 usd, i think) and cheaper shipping and, when the packages came in from germany, i would repackage them and send them out to t he other buyers. it was a long, expensive, and often frustrating process, but getting those games from germany that we had been drooling over and would likely never be released in the us was worth it. i still think of those days as the glory days of this hobby of mine. still, i just got the following games in from germany through amazon.de. it was 40 buck order with around 7 dollar shipping and it arrived in less than ten days. though i sometimes miss being part of a tiny enthusiast community, it is hard to argue with the idea that this is the best time ever to be a board game collector. danny webb | post a comment | 1 reference | share article tweet friday sep 22 2017 is it about to pass the exorcist as highest grossing horror film of all time? no. friday, september 22, 2017 at 09:58am here is some fake news that really annoys me. headlines abound that it is about to pass the exorcist as the highest-grossing horror film of all time. it is a good movie and is certainly a huge success, but one can't compare 1970's dollars to this year's dollars. adjusted for inflation, the exorcist made almost 1 billion dollars at the us box office. it won't get to half that number, nor will it approach being the cultural phenomenon the exorcist was both as a novel and a f ilm. for the record, here are the top 10 horror films of all time, us box office, adjusted for inflation (reflecting actual ticket sells, not cost of ticket, and excluding films that some might consider horror, but i did not--ghost, the jurassic movies, and passion of the christ). as i write this, it is at 215 million, it should pass alien, amityville and maybe psycho (which would be amazing in itself), but isn't tracking to pass gremlins, which would make it the eighth highest grossing horror movie at the end of the run. i would say the cieling is just over 500 million, maybe passing the sixth sense , which would put it at an amazing fourth all-time, but still well behind jaws and the exorcist. if anyone was wondering about foreign gross, the ranking would be about the same, just add around 50% to all of the numbers. it is very difficult to adjust the worldwide gross for inflation since a lot of the money from europe and the rest of the world went into one big bucket back in the day. we just didn't get the kind of granular reporting we get now. the top ten jaws (which is ahead of the exorcist at 1.1 billion) the exorcist--983 million ghostbusters--632 million the sixth sense--511 million house of wax--449 million young frankenstein--405 million gremlins--404 million psycho--379 million the amityville horror ('79)--306 million alien--279 million danny webb | post a comment | 20 references | share article tweet friday aug 11 2017 preview: visitor in blackwood grove friday, august 11, 2017 at 01:58pm (note: like all nerdbloggers kickstarter or early-access previews, we received no compensation for this preview.

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