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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 1218105" data-attributes="member: 533">Perhaps that's why Wizards won't step on AEG's "turf" yet (after having been so chummy with the Oriental Adventures/Rokugan debacle). Spycraft proved what d20 can do in terms of modern-day genre games. And they did WAY before Wizards entered their d20 Modern into the market. Granted, it is specific (that is, until AEG used the Spycraft engine to power Stargate SG-1), but it is very successful, and well-established. I don't think Wizards is ready to compete in that area, at least not yet, so it's better to stick what they already know best.As for The Matrix, the Poly mini-game is pretty much Wizards' contribution to that genre, even though it is more like Tron meets the Matrix. Who knows? Maybe Wizards is one of many publisher competing for the license as we speak but did not want to give away until they are certain the deal is signed.</blockquote>