From: | "Jeremy T. Fox" <fox@****.EDU> |
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Subject: | GenCon review (fwd) |
Date: | Tue, 19 Sep 1995 13:29:04 -0500 |
digest and have late had no time to read it. FASAMike sent this to me
personally, but it could have gone other places as well. It was in
response to a post on rec.games.frp.cyber I made back in August (better
late than never.)
While it is generally poor manners to forward private mail to a public
forum, in this case there is only publicity that could help FASA, so I
don't feel so bad...
Jeremy T. Fox Baker College
fox@****.edu Rice University
(713) 630-8024 6320 S. Main St.
Student Computer Consultant Houston TX, 77005
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Date: Tue, 19 Sep 1995 12:40:27 -0400
From: FASAMike@***.com
To: jeremythorpfox <fox@****.edu>
Subject: GenCon review
Well -
This year is kind of a transition year for FASA. We found out just days
before GenCon that Carl Sargeant the replacement for Tom Dowd was not going
to take the position of developer. He had been working from his home in
England all summer, but decided not to come to the US. This left us in a bit
of a whole at the SR seminars...so I'll list for you the what up...
Remaining 1995 products
October: Virtual Realities 2.0 by Paul Hume
November/December: Awakenings: New magic in 2057 by Steve Kenson
January: California Free State by Steve Perrin
Feburary: Running Short (various)
March: Australia by Corey Swallow
May: Threats (various)
A source book on the biggest andbaddest of bad guys.
June: Preditor & Prey (various)
A collection of adventures using paranormals
August: Shadowrun Companion (various)
The title hopefully says it all
end of 1996 will have Rigger II.
Also, in the works - developed and created by FASA is a trading card game
based on Shadowrun.
Hope this answers your questions.
Mike M.
FASA