09-03-2016, 03:07 AM
Slow Motion Games. I haven't thought about them in a long time.
Sometime in the 1990s, Adventures by Mail sold the U.S. rights for Beyond the Stellar Empire (BSE) to former Schubel & Son gamemasters Pete Dorman and Russ Norris of Rolling Thunder Games, and then in 2000 Rolling Thunder sold the rights to Slow Motion Games, run at the time by Neil Bradley, who as I recall was a BSE (and probably a Schubel & Son) player in the 1980s. I think he was in the navy then, stationed somewhere or other.
I don't believe Neil ever got BSE operational - or if he did, it was on a minimal scale - and I haven't heard anything from him since 2002.
Another fascinating jaunt through time and space for all you old-timers out there...
Sometime in the 1990s, Adventures by Mail sold the U.S. rights for Beyond the Stellar Empire (BSE) to former Schubel & Son gamemasters Pete Dorman and Russ Norris of Rolling Thunder Games, and then in 2000 Rolling Thunder sold the rights to Slow Motion Games, run at the time by Neil Bradley, who as I recall was a BSE (and probably a Schubel & Son) player in the 1980s. I think he was in the navy then, stationed somewhere or other.
I don't believe Neil ever got BSE operational - or if he did, it was on a minimal scale - and I haven't heard anything from him since 2002.
Another fascinating jaunt through time and space for all you old-timers out there...