Role Playing Games, or RPGs as they’re commonly referred to, have been around for the best part of 50 years now. We’re all surely aware of Dungeons and Dragons
In some of the other articles I’ve shared with you, I’ve looked at the sort of things that you can 3D print, what materials to use and in some cases what settings etc. to apply. What I haven’t looked at so far is what actual equipment you might need.
If you own a 3D printer, a gaming console or PC and are a fan of Anime (or indeed, all three!) you may at some point thought about a career in any one of these fields.
In this article I’m going to be looking at how the worlds of 3D printing and video gaming come together to create games, models, advertising and merchandise.
To some people, gaming is a hobby or a casual pastime; to others it’s a way of life. Whichever camp you fall into, you’ll possibly at one point or another have thought to yourself, “wouldn’t it be good to turn this into a game room!”.
Anime is a style of animation popular in Japanese films and television, but I guess if you’re reading this article then you probably already know that!
Video Gaming, Anime and 3d Printing are all linked by one common aspect: design. The design of anything in fact dictates the overall appeal of an item and draws the user into its world.
