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The Magnificent 7: Seven games we are releasing in the next three months
By Fred Manzo It’s hard to believe but the usual suspects are about to release 7 games in the next 3 months. That’s more games than many companies publish. (Although most of these games
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The Fatdog 2017 Report
By Fred Manzo The convention ran from 9 AM in the morning until around 11 at
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Revolution Games and Legion Games upcoming/new releases
By the Staff of Revolution Games and Legion Wargames: Hello to both the Revolution Games and Legion Wargames customers. Exciting things are happening for both companies that we think all of you will want
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VPG is Movin’ Out
BY VPG Games Staff: Posted On: Monday July 17, 2017, 9:01 am Packing, Sorting, and Shipping The Little Game Company “As those who stay current on the news from The Little Game Company know, we have been
Read More »At Any Costs: Playtest of the “It Will Cost What it Will” Scenario
By Fred Manzo Hi, all. Last Saturday we ran the “It Will Cost What It Will” teaching scenario of our upcoming game “At Any Cost” through its final paces. Hermann Luttmann played the Prussians
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Summer 2017 Newsletter from TPS Games
Greetings from TPS This weekend marks the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Midway, quite likely the real “turning point” in the Pacific Theater for World War II. That’s why the battle was selected
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“Steamroller – Tannenburg – 1914” by Hermann Luttmann now in playtesting
By Fred Manzo Hi, all. We are deep into playtesting Hermann Luttmann’s next game in the Diceless results Series: “Steamroller – Tannenburg – 1914.” The first game in the series was “Dead Certain,” the
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How to improve your game playing
By Fred Manzo I never mind losing, because that means I was just shown an example of superior tactics and strategy. Think of it as a gaming lesson you didn’t have to pay for.
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More Shower Curtain Maps as Alternative to Game Mats
By Fred Manzo And don’t forget clear plastic shower curtains, table clothes and place mats are a good substitute for plexiglass sheets. They are cheaper and they roll up too.
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