Submitted by Malcolm Craig on Thu, 24/07/2008 - 15:05.
We're is delighted to announce the release of an upgraded version of the Cold City RPG.
Cold City v1.1 takes all the information from the original book and combines it with the Cold City Companion to create one comprehensive source for Cold City games. In addition to all of that, there's a new, revised system chapter that offers smoother gameplay and more guidances for participants.
Submitted by Malcolm Craig on Tue, 15/07/2008 - 12:46.
Figure in brackets after the total sales for the quarter are the total sales for the previous quarter. In total our five main print products shifted 286 units across the quarter. This is down from 356 in the last quarter, but as pointed out below, this is explained by the spike in sales create din Q1 by the release of Avenues & Alleyways and the a|state PDF.
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Submitted by Rich Stokes on Wed, 14/05/2008 - 09:31.
I saw a film called Outpost last night. It's very Cold City. Some mercenaries go to an old WWII bunker somewhere out in the middle of an eastern European warzone and find a dodgy nazi machine which does weird stuff. Carnage ensues.
Imagine a cross between Dog Soldiers and Event Horizon. Pretty decent (but not excellent) movie. Mostly British cast.
I borrowed a mate's R1 DVD, annoyingly though this doesn't appear to be available in the UK.
Submitted by Malcolm Craig on Sat, 19/04/2008 - 08:05.
CGS Sales, Q1 08
The first quarter of 2008 has, in many ways, been a very positive time for CGS. The release of the long-awaited Avenues & Alleyways supplement, plus the a|state PDF, gave the sales of our oldest product a real shot in the arm. Cold City sales are down slightly, going from an average of around 43 per month to 30 per month. However, this seems to be a natural trend and still represents healthy ongoing sales. The Companion also performs well, selling better than expected for a small supplement. The only disappointmet is the continued lacklustre performance of Mob Justice.
Submitted by Malcolm Craig on Mon, 07/04/2008 - 22:40.
A discussion of running a Cold City game in the style of the film Rashomon. Interesting stuff.
If you're not familiar with the source material, Rashomon is one of the seminal works of Akira Kurosawa and deals with a story told from multiple, possibly unreliable, viewpoints.
Cheers
Malcolm
Submitted by Steve Dempsey on Fri, 08/02/2008 - 12:29.
Ken Hite posted something about 10 wrong turns in history which prompted me to these ponderings.
