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Originally Posted by IceTea
Gaming companies like Strat-o-matic and APBA can barely support table top games for baseball, football, and basketball I can't see how a boxing game can be produced and marketed to the point where a profit would be made. Good luck to them, but with boxing's popularity and the world economy trending downward, the revenue isn't there to support table top boxing.
I would say that 90% of the table top market are over 40 years old. The younger crowd are only interested in computer based games.
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The demise of the old "Toy Stores" across the land is a testament to that. You'd be hard pressed to find a really good hobby shop these days, either.