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Apr 10, 2009 by 2

Meeting The Corporate Mastermind: An Interview With James Norbury

Yesterday, I gave a review of the Corporation RPG, and today, we I present an interview with Corporations lead designer, James Norbury. I Recently got a chance to ask James some questions about Corporation, as well as GMing, in general. About James James, can you tell us a bit about yourself, and your RPG background. I’m James Norbury. I live with my fiancée Ruth and my herd of animals in ...
Apr 9, 2009 by 6

A Review of Corporation RPG: Fast, Brutal, and GM Friendly

A Bit of Background The Corporation RPG was released in the UK in 2006 by Brutal Games. The game was available in print in the UK, but there was not a US distributor, so we Yanks could only get it directly from Brutal Games, shipped internationally. The PDF was posted on RPGnow, in May of 2008, which was how I first encountered this game. In the time since its ...

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