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Now is that the full IP's, or just the rights to produce computer / console games based on those properties? I thought WizKids owns the rights to the non-tech-based IP.
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From their site:
| Quote: | | it has licensed from Microsoft the electronic entertainment rights |
So I think they can make computer/console games, not board/card games IMHO. Which is fine by me.  The Genesis version of Shadowrun is great. And I would like to see another Crimson Skies Game. (Or even a Mechwarrior one) |
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Yeah - Crimson Skies was an awful lot of fun. I had a blast with that game. And this is coming from someone who has typically been a "hardcore" flight sim fan.
It was completely unrealistic, my 133t flight-combat skills were useless, but dang I had fun with it.
Mechwarrior --- I think I lived and breathed Mechwarrior II for about nine months. I enjoyed MW 3, but I never got involved in the multiplayer community for that one. And MW4 disappointed me bitterly - primarily in the control scheme.
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Having played and much enjoyed Battle Tech and Shadowrun as pen and paper RPGs, it's nice to see activities going on there  |
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