You might think that in the age of video games and iPads, miniature gaming would be on the way out. The hobby (or, loosely-connected web of hobbies, I should say) is about as analog as it gets—with thick rulebooks, brick and mortar stores, and real, physical miniatures. And yet, you probably have a hobby shop somewhere in your town where people are pushing around tiny, pewter armies at this very second. Run For Cover Midi Files on this page. They could be at home playing Starcraft right now—what gives? I think miniature gaming survives specifically because it’s so analog.

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