Games I Love: Dune (Avalon Hill)
When I was in high school, Avalon Hill’s “Dune” was one of our standard go-to wargames. We must’ve played it a hundred times, and one of the best things about it was that it never got old. In fact, I Read More
Sunday Matinee: Escape from New York (1981)
There are three elements that make up a film (or a novel, for that matter); story, characters, and setting. John Carpenter’s Escape from New York is a film where the story is just a convenient excuse to get the awesome Read More
Star Trek RPGs
If there’s one thing that I’m an even bigger fan of than D&D, it’s Star Trek. I even met my wife in a Star Trek fan club. Fortunately, there a history of Star Trek role-playing games. I’m toying with the Read More
Fantasy Flight Games is Watching You
So Fantasy Flight Games has a nifty new idea to help increase sales. Spend $1,000 on FFG product, and your store can have a sort of interactive FFG advertising box. They will stream content to the box, which you, in Read More
1830’s horror
Ah, October, when an old man’s fancies turn towards horror films. AMC has been running a series of classic Hammer Horror films every Friday this month (with more to come), and watching those great old Dracula movies made me think Read More
