With Mark Kinney and Chris Heim. An interview with the BSG CCG team on the CIC Podcast. New gaming podcasts. Games You May Never Have Heard Of: Stuper Powers! Ben's going to BashCon. Gaming For Cheap Bastards: Pow!, or a great recipe with a mediocre game system attached. Martial Arts gaming. Mark's favorite RPG. Vaporware games? An aside on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Site of the Fortnight: Treasure Tables. A final address on Ask A Gamer: A new podcast, either his or ours?
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Combat Information Center
dOrange
The Vintage Gamer
Gamer: The Podcasting
Pow! (Aetherial Forge)
Lunch Money/Beer Money (Atlas Games)
Kung Fu Fighting (Slugfest Games)
Shadowfist (Z-Man Games)
Feng Shui (Atlas Games)
Green Ronin (Dragon Fist)
GURPS Martial Arts (Steve Jackson Games)
Palladium Books (Ninjas and Superspies, TMNT)
Treasure Tables
gamesyounever@yahoo.com (Ben Balestra)
agcaskagamer@gmail.com (Ask A Gamer)
allgamesconsidered@gmail.com
Thursday, February 02, 2006
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4 comments:
Hey guys.
Great show! Thanks for the plug
Doh! I'll get that fixed right away.
Just a comment about Ninja Burger: go to Steve Jackson Games and look at the original NB games. I owned the original (lost in a flood), and it was far more fun and coherent than what you describe. The core book came with full rules, enemies, adventures, and there were several expansions. I don't know why they'd change it, but it was a fast, fun, easy game -- good for if you only had an hour or so to play. This new version you describe sounds like crap compared to the original system.
I would note that we were not discussing Ninja Burger, but rather Pow, which as far as I can tell isn't the system they used.
There was an earlier Ninja Burger game, though; I forget the company name off the top of my head, but it was the same guys who did Kobolds Ate My Baby.
I'll definitely look into the SJG games at some point. I like Ninja Burger. :)
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