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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wofano Wotanto" data-source="post: 9648561" data-attributes="member: 7044704">It's not exactly thriving, but there's been a surprising amount of new stuff since FGU went quiet back around the early 90s.  There's something just shy of 60 things on DTRPG for V&V, and about half of it is post-2000.  Plus there's everything from Monkey House Games, who actually own the core rules for all three+ editions and a few of of the early supplements (Most Wanted and Crisis At Crusaders' Citadel).  It's an odd situation, but it's not dead - just not lively.FGU's also quietly come out with other stuff over the years, with some fairly new Space Opera books and more in the works, a new physical printing of Bushido and some adventures, an alternate (post-asteroid impact) setting for Aftermath, etc.  If they advertised any of it off of their site I never saw it, but after realizing how much there was I make a point of checking the site now and then to see if there's any new surprises.Pretty nostalgic if you're in the right age range.  They were a pretty big company back in the 70s and 80s, even if its gotten hard to remember that sometimes.</blockquote>