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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8596536" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Really Hasbro's strategy is for the digital market, videogames, PDFs and maybe a virtual tabletop. Today Game Worksho worries more about making money with the licenced videogames than the miniatures. And the age of the 3D printers has arrived. That means if miniatures are too expensive, then fandom will want to use 3D printers instead. And the complete hobby was affected by the boom of RTS videogames, Starcraft and company. If you buy miniatures to be painted, then you don't need expensive brands, but a decent proxy would be enough.* Why not Hasbro producing anything as Gormiti or Superthings? OK, a new project will be the Gobots, mini-transformers. Or their own version of collectable monster pets, as Pokemon or Digimon, but this would need a special D&D class as monster-tamer.* I have said lots of times, maybe too many times, today the megacorporations' strategy is the multimedia brands, selling different type of (licenced) products.</blockquote>