Bad idea of the Week: Kronum - an overly complicated sport nobody wanted

Bad idea of the Week: Kronum - an overly complicated sport nobody wanted

Kronum, a sport aiming to combine the best aspects of soccer, basketball, rugby, and Quidditch, was doomed to fail due to its excessive complexity. The sport only has a few teams playing in the USA, and its specialized ball is not even available on Amazon. This serves as a lesson for innovators to avoid adding too many features, as less is often more.

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