Re: [HOE] GAMY Awards on Games Uplugged

[John Constable <jconstable@pobox.com>]

If you look on the site, you may also find a very interesting article by
shane:
http://www.gamesunplugged.com/preview2.html

apart from great skinny on Lost Colony, it had the following quote i found
interesting:

"From the beginning, each of our games have been Westerns. 
The Weird West is obviously set in the West, but so was Hell on
Earth, both in geography and genre. The mutants in HOE are the Indians, the
Law Dogs are the sheriffs, marshals, and rangers, and the Combine is the
cavalry. "

Now, arent the cabalry usually the *good guys* this got me thinking..what
if  certian person was found in Shattererd coast (Marshals, you know who
I'm talking about), and throckmorten was changed...then would they become
the good guys against...Raven (again, marshals, you know what i mean).

what do you think?

John

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On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, John Goff wrote:

> Hey folks,
> 
>     Just a heads up that Games Unplugged (a magazine that has a special
> place in my heart--as they asked me to write a column for them <g>) is
> sponsoring a set of awards for the year 2000. They're allowing the people
> who should know best--gamers themselves--to help choose the nominees.
>     You'll see some of the categories aren't quite the standard fare seen in
> most awards, but it looks like it should be pretty amusing. :-)
>     The complete details are at: http://www.gamesunplugged.com/gamy.html
> 
> John
> 
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