What podcasts say about Brynn Putnam
Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.
What Brynn Putnam has said on podcasts
13 statements · 10 positive · 1 negative · 2 neutral
Board is a face-to-face gaming console combining board games and video games.
“board is the first face to face gaming console”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 1:37
Board’s embedded AI detects and tracks physical game pieces through its touchscreen.
“our custom software stack processes the raw data from the board's touch sensor, using embedded AI to detect and track the pieces”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 3:31
Early startups should avoid overengineering their products.
“I generally recommend that you don't over engineer your early startups”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 11:27
Startups should demonstrate the customer experience first, then build further after raising capital.
“you actually try to show and deliver the experience that you're trying to give to your customers and then build into that once you have more capital”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 11:31
Board costs $399 and includes seven games.
“the board is 399 and includes seven games”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 13:05
Individual Board games cost approximately $35.
“you can buy individual games at around $35”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 13:12
Eighty-five percent of Board members are monthly active and play over thirty sessions monthly.
“85% of our members are active monthly paying, playing over 30 sessions per month”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 14:55
Board is creating a fundamentally new gaming category.
“we're creating something that's fundamentally new”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 18:06
Board’s shared-screen design brings players together instead of isolating them.
“really bringing you together”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 18:39
Board sold its initial 10,000 launch units within a few weeks.
“we sold out of our 10,000 launch units within a few weeks of our launch”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 26:51
Board operates a reviewed marketplace for community-submitted games.
“it's a marketplace where people submit their games for review and then they get posted in the community section”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 31:02
Board expects native licensed intellectual-property games to release within the next few years.
“those will release in the next few years”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 33:14
Board plans to release a tabletop product in July.
“A table, a tabletop product comes out in July”
Open the episode · Why the Future of Video Games is Moving Back to the Dinner TableListen at 34:40
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