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Wild West Cinema PDF Available Now!

Started by CynthiaCM, March 26, 2010, 07:59:50 AM

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March 26, 2010, 07:59:50 AM
Parsons, KS. – March 26, 2010
– Spectrum Games releases Wild West Cinema RPG.

Spectrum Games is proud to announce the release of Wild West Cinema as a PDF product. It was designed by Dave "Grubman" Bezio and features art by Scott Harshbarger.

According to Spectrum President, Cynthia Celeste Miller, "Wild West Cinema is a role-playing game that basically says 'to hell with realism... just go out and have a gun fight at high noon!" It's all about recreating the type of action displayed in the Westerns rather than being a slave to historical accuracy."

The game system is best described as being old school, but with modern sensibilities. Fans of classic Old West RPGs will be just as comfortable playing Wild West Cinema as fans of more recent games.

Says Miller, "As many of our fans know, we take genre emulation very seriously at Spectrum. In fact, it has more or less become our niche. That's why we were so eager to publish WWC when Dave approached us. As I read the manuscript, it became obvious that this man understood the Western genre. More importantly, he knew how to use that understanding to design an RPG that is absolutely faithful to the source material. Hell, the stock NPC list alone demonstrates this fact. I mean, how can you go wrong with Kung Fu Wanderers and Soiled Doves? And wait 'til you see all the flavorful Special Rules!"

The PDF can be purchased at DriveThruRPG.com / RPGNow.com and includes a printer-friendly version as well as the normal bells-and-whistles version. Here is the direct link: http://rpg.drivethrustuff.com/product_info.php?products_id=79964  

The print version will be available from Lulu.com within the next few days as well.


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About Spectrum Games: Spectrum Games was founded in 2001 and has since developed and (or) published many products, including Cartoon Action Hour: Season 2, Slasher Flick and Urban Manhunt.

About Wild West Cinema: Designed by Dave Bezio and illustrated by Scott Harshbarger, Wild West Cinema offers a distinctively "Hollywood" take on Old West role-playing.
Cynthia Celeste Miller
President, Spectrum Games
//www.spectrum-games.com
//www.facebook.com/spectrumgames

"Genre Emulation. It\'s What We Do."
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