Just read that the original print run of Dune was only 5,000 copies
I was digging through some old game design articles and found a piece on the 1979 Dune board game. It said the first print run was just 5,000 boxes. That's nothing compared to how many copies of a big game get made now. It's wild to think that such a classic, complex game started so small. I guess it was a real niche thing back then before it got famous. Makes you wonder what other great games had tiny first runs. Has anyone else found a surprising fact about an old game's history?