Is there any interest in Gamma World?

Erik Mona · Mar 5, 2002

Heh. News travels fast. . .

--Erik

Henry@home · Mar 5, 2002

Erik Mona said:
Heh. News travels fast. . .

--Erik

Erik, you sly dog, you!

Any chance to let us know what won out in our little poll a while back, just to give us a chance to know what to look for (in terms of design guidelines that made it into what you've got planned)?

Col_Pladoh · Mar 5, 2002

ColonelHardisson said:
Hey, I've always liked MA - it's a great premise. And now with Jim Ward back in the saddle, it can only get better.

Right on, Colonel, right on

Gary

William Ronald · Mar 5, 2002

As a gamer for the last 22 years, I am happy that Jim Ward, Rob Kuntz, and Gary Gygax are back in the saddle. Please keep up the good work. (It must be good to have things as they are now. A D20 system. Sane, friendly people at the largest RPG company.)

This may be the new Golden Age of gaming!

Wardoz · Mar 5, 2002

Wow you guys are very kind. I'm very pleased that after all this time there is still a lot of interest in Gamma World and Metamorphosis Alpha. I have just finished writing the 25th anniversary edition of MA and it will hit the shelves on April 8th of this year. It's twice as large as the original one, but I'm hoping it's still filled with the same fun gaming experience that the first one had. My little Fast Forward company will be supporting MA with roughly four products every year for as long as fans like you all support the product.

please feel free to get on the fast forward message board at fastforwardgames.com com if you have any questions about the game that I can answer.

Thanks for all the very kind words,

Jim Ward

Corporate Dog · Mar 5, 2002

Wardoz said:
Wow you guys are very kind. I'm very pleased that after all this time there is still a lot of interest in Gamma World and Metamorphosis Alpha.

As a gamer who would've been way too young to enjoy the original MA (and who was still young enough at the time to not be able to afford the Amazing Engine's take on it) let me just say that I'm REALLY looking forward to this new release. It'll be nice to finally take a look at the game from which Gamma World was born.

Regards,
Corporate Dog