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This sort of control scheme actually solves a huge problem with board and card games being played on the living room TV platform.

If you’re not convinced and rolling your eyes at me, look at it this way. Each player uses their phone to manage their cards, money, and property - while a large shot of the game board is on the television screen. But for something like Monopoly Here & Now, it’s a bit more interesting.

For something like Angry Birds Friends, it’s pretty obvious how this works. Look, when the Chromecast pairs up with my Android phone, I can control these games on my television set using the phone.

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