From: Ground Zero Games <jon@g...>
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 09:48:23 +0100
Subject: [OT] Old SF game reminiscences... (was: Re: An introduction AND EVEN AN ON TOPIC BIT!
> Ground Zero Games wrote: [snip] > Jon (GZG) July 10th..... :-/ > Let's see... There was Starguard, Space Marine, Alien Space, and the Yup. Had 'em all except for Alien Space - never did get that one. Have still got an early ed of Starguard, the SFBM and the reissued FGU Space Marines book (lent my FanTac original to someone long ago and never got it back...) Triplanetary. Other notable things from the same period are Dave Rotor's original "Galactic Warfare" rules from Skytrex, which were (IMHO) not very good, so they inspired me to do better, which led to writing what eventually became FT, and I also have TTG's old Galactic War (not be be confused with the Skytrex rules above), which is an A5 size microgame with cut-out ship counters. I was never very heavily into board wargames, so missed out on stuff like Triplanetary - too busy spending what spare cash I had on miniatures! > was my first science fiction game and it saw heavy use. The black box It was a surprisingly good game, I thought... one of the few SPI ones I actually played more than a couple of times. Sold it some time back with a