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J. Edward Tremlett · 05-06-2012, 04:29 PM

My list, stealing a few good ideas :)

Supers II: more capes would be excellent
Steampunk II: more gears, too.
Horror: can you scare US?
Urban Fantasy II: always a good time
Cyberpunk II: We live in the future
Monster Hunters II: Because we need more
Dieselpunk: 1920's to WWII
Ironpunk: pre-Steam
Pirates: olde or new!
Resumed Transmission: (articles in the style of Suppressed Transmission with a game nugget or four at the end)
South of the Border: Mexico sounds awesome, but let's do everything South of Texas, as one person suggested
Africa: Anything to do with the continent
Australia: see above
Asia: as above
Middle East: repeat
Russia: yep
Europe: uh huh
Sword and Sorcery: the pulp side of fantasy gaming
Ghosts: anything spooky
Zombies: I'm sure we can fill this up, right?
Space Invasions: they're always fun
Atomic Horror: calling the 50's
Colonization - Past: march or set sail to new shores
Colonization - Present: our attempts to carve out territory in near space, under the waves, or in exotic locations
Colonization - Future: boldly go where no split infinitive has gone before

05-06-2012, 04:29 PM	#24
J. Edward Tremlett Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Lansing, MI	Re: Time for the next wish list? My list, stealing a few good ideas :) Supers II: more capes would be excellent Steampunk II: more gears, too. Horror: can you scare US? Urban Fantasy II: always a good time Cyberpunk II: We live in the future Monster Hunters II: Because we need more Dieselpunk: 1920's to WWII Ironpunk: pre-Steam Pirates: olde or new! Resumed Transmission: (articles in the style of Suppressed Transmission with a game nugget or four at the end) South of the Border: Mexico sounds awesome, but let's do everything South of Texas, as one person suggested Africa: Anything to do with the continent Australia: see above Asia: as above Middle East: repeat Russia: yep Europe: uh huh Sword and Sorcery: the pulp side of fantasy gaming Ghosts: anything spooky Zombies: I'm sure we can fill this up, right? Space Invasions: they're always fun Atomic Horror: calling the 50's Colonization - Past: march or set sail to new shores Colonization - Present: our attempts to carve out territory in near space, under the waves, or in exotic locations Colonization - Future: boldly go where no split infinitive has gone before __________________ It is a terrible thing to fall into the hands of the Living God (Heb. 10:31) "Or the light that never, never warms" (Boc. 6:55) Read SPYGOD. Behold my Linked In Buy my (SJ Games) stuff.