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West End Games, to wydawnictwo utworzone w 1974 roku przez Daniela Scotta Paltera. Siedziba wydawnictwa była pierwotnie w New Yorku (stan New York, Stany Zjednoczone), ale później przeniesiono ją do Honesdale (stan Pennsylvania, Stany Zjednoczone). Firma wydawała głównie gry fabularne oraz gry planszowe. Do najbardziej znanych jej produktów należały gry fabularne "Paranoia", "Ghostbusters", "Torg", "Shatterzone", "The World of Indiana Jones", "The World of Necroscope", "The World of Tank Girl", "The D6 System: The Customizable Roleplaying Game", "The World of Tales from the Crypt", "Shatterzone", "Men in Black", "Hercules & Xena", "Stargate SG-1". W świecie Gwiezdnych wojen firma wydawała grę fabularną "Star Wars - The Roleplaying Game (WEG)" i "Star Wars - Live-Action Adventures", bitewni West End Games (WEG) is a company that makes board, role playing, and war games. It was founded in 1974 in New York, but later moved to Honesdale, Pennsylvania. Its current and past product lines include Paranoia, Torg, Shatterzone, Men In Black, DC Universe, Star Wars, The World of Indiana Jones, Junta, Necroscope, Tales from the Crypt, Bloodshadows, and Metabarons. West End Games var ett företag som skapade rollspel. Företaget gav ut The Stargate SG-1 Adventure Game.kategori:Utgivare West End Games is a game publisher who pubnlished the Star Wars Roleplaying Game between 1987 and 1998. The World of Indiana Jones roleplaying game was intended as a flagship for WEG's "MasterBook" system; all MasterBook titles used the same game mechanics. The system flopped, however, and in 1996 the company released Indiana Jones Adventures, describing how to play the game using the alternate "D6 System" rules. In 1998, financial troubles caught up with the company, and it was forced to declare bankruptcy. As a result, WEG lost the licenses to a number of properties, including Indiana Jones. After initially producing war games, it began to produce role-playing games (RPGs) based on Star Wars, Ghostbusters, and DC Heroes, among many other subjects. WEG's most recent product line primarily focused on the D6 System for RPGs, a game engine that utilized standard six-sided dice (or d6s) for its game mechanics. This engine had previously been licensed by the Amarillo Design Bureau for a (now out-of-print) version of their Prime Directive RPG. West End Games was a publishing company specializing in board, war, and role-playing games. Founded in 1974, West End Games went on to own the license to several brands, including Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, Men in Black, and Tales from the Crypt. Their games based in the Star Wars universe were adapted for the novels by Timothy Zahn and formed much of the basis for the Star Wars Expanded Universe of the time. thumb West End Games was een Amerikaanse firma uit Honesdale (Pennsylvania) die het Star Wars RPG 6D (6D wil zeggen, met een dobbelsteen met zes zijden) introduceerde in 1987 tot 1998. Ze waren ook het eerste bedrijf dat Sourceboeken publiceerde waarin de achtergrond van het Star Wars universum (zoals personages, aliens, dieren, toestellen, schepen, planeten, enz...) werd verklaard. West End Games heeft ontzettend veel namen gegeven aan items uit het universum die we de dag van vandaag - en op Yodapedia - nog steeds gebruiken. Zie ook: * Lijst van West End Games boeken thumb|250px|right|Logotipo actual de West End Games West End Games (WEG) era la editora de Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game entre 1987 y 1998, cuando los problemas financieros de la compañía la obligaron a renunciar a la licencia. Sus oficinas centrales se encuentran en Honesdale, Pennsylvania. Категория:Легендарные статьи с каноничными аналогами West End Games (WEG) было издателем Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game с 1987 по 1998, когда финансовые проблемы компании заставили их отказаться от лицензии West End Games (WEG) — американская компания-издатель настольных, ролевых и военных игр. Компания была основана Дэниелом Скоттом Палтером (Daniel Scott Palter) в 1974 году в Нью-Йорке, позднее переехала в Хонсдейл (штат Пенсильвания). В числе её продуктов такие игры, как Paranoia, Torg, Shatterzone, DC Universe Roleplaying Game, Star Wars и другие. В компании работали известные гейм-дизайнеры Билл Славичек, Грег Костикян, Кен Ролстон. В 1998 году WEG обанкротилась и в течение последующего десятилетия несколько раз меняла владельцев. В настоящее время компания распродала всю свою интеллектуальную собственность и прекратила деятельность. While all the supplements West End Games produced are out of print, some of the information included in their sourcebooks and adventures was used as background material for the Expanded Universe novels and comics, and some of the writers for West End Games supplements went on to write for the Star Wars Roleplaying Game produced by Wizards of the Coast. Much as with Marvel Comics' original Star Wars series, relatively obscure characters and settings from WEG supplements were frequently referenced in later Expanded Universe material by such authors as Abel G. Peña and Pablo Hidalgo (himself a former West End Games freelancer).

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After initially producing war games, it began to produce role-playing games (RPGs) based on Star Wars, Ghostbusters, and DC Heroes, among many other subjects. WEG's most recent product line primarily focused on the D6 System for RPGs, a game engine that utilized standard six-sided dice (or d6s) for its game mechanics. This engine had previously been licensed by the Amarillo Design Bureau for a (now out-of-print) version of their Prime Directive RPG. The company was merged into Humanoids Inc. in 1999, a year after declaring bankruptcy and following the collapse of its parent company. The West End Games brand was acquired by D6 Legends, Inc. in 1999 and then Purgatory Publishing in 2003. Purgatory ceased operation and its assets were sold to a number of gaming companies between 2010 and 2016. West End Games (WEG) — американская компания-издатель настольных, ролевых и военных игр. Компания была основана Дэниелом Скоттом Палтером (Daniel Scott Palter) в 1974 году в Нью-Йорке, позднее переехала в Хонсдейл (штат Пенсильвания). В числе её продуктов такие игры, как Paranoia, Torg, Shatterzone, DC Universe Roleplaying Game, Star Wars и другие. В компании работали известные гейм-дизайнеры Билл Славичек, Грег Костикян, Кен Ролстон. В 1998 году WEG обанкротилась и в течение последующего десятилетия несколько раз меняла владельцев. В настоящее время компания распродала всю свою интеллектуальную собственность и прекратила деятельность. Первоначально WEG выпускала только настольные игры и варгеймы, но в 1984 году вышла первая ролевая игра компании — «Paranoia». Финансовое положение компании было достаточно успешным для приобретения у кинокомпании «Columbia Pictures» лицензии на выпуск игры по фильму «Ghostbusters». Одноимённая игра положила начало разработке игровой системы D6 System, под которую затем были выпущены многие новые продукты WEG. В 1987 году компания приобрела лицензию на выпуск игры по «Звёздным войнам» — Star Wars RPG. Успех этой игры привёл к тому, что игровые материалы были признаны каноническими, включены в «Расширенную вселенную Звёздных войн» и использованы при написании Тимоти Заном «Трилогии Трауна». В 1980-х — 1990-х годах WEG выпустила большое количество ролевых игр: * Paranoia (1984); * Ghostbusters (1986, второе издание «Ghostbusters International» вышло в 1989 году); * Star Wars (1987); * Torg (1990); * The World of Indiana Jones (1994); * The D6 System: The Customizable Roleplaying Game (1996); * Indiana Jones Adventures (1996, конверсия «The World of Indiana Jones» под механику D6 System); * Shatterzone (1997); * Men in Black (1997); * Hercules & Xena (1998). Выпуск игры Stargate SG-1 role-playing game, планировавшийся на 1999 год, не состоялся из-за банкротства. Несмотря на популярность игр WEG, в июле 1998 года компания обанкротилась.. Назывались различные причины: общее вредное влияние на рынок ролевых игр со стороны коллекционных карточных игр, чрезмерное количество выпускаемых продуктов, высокая стоимость лицензий, падение качества выпускаемых игр, игнорирование компанией интернет-представительства… Однако, по всей вероятности, ключевым фактором стало банкротство «материнской компании» WEG, «Bucci Retail Group».. Все лицензии, выданные West End Games, были отозваны; компания ликвидировала свои активы, включая большой запас нераспроданных книг. В 1999—2003 годах торговой маркой «West End Games» владела компания «D6 Legends, Inc.», пытавшаяся восстановить прежнюю деятельность, выпустив игру The Metabarons Roleplaying Game (2001 год) по популярному французскому комиксу «Metabarons». Однако игра не нашла потребителя в американской аудитории и не привела к возрождению компании. В 2004 году West End Games была куплена Эриком Гибсоном (Eric J. Gibson); новым владельцем торговой марки стала компания «Purgatory Publishing, Inc.». Гибсон сосредоточился на выпуске универсальной версии D6 System. Было выпущено несколько нерегулярно издающихся приложений, которые нашли одобрение у старых поклонников. Однако этого оказалось недостаточно для достижения высокого уровня продаж, и в 2008 году Гибсон сообщил, что компания понесла большие убытки. Положение WEG поддерживал только выпуск некоторых настольных игр. Разрабатывающаяся ролевая игра «Septimus» была официально закрыта в марте 2008 года. В июле 2008 года Гибсон объявил о прекращении деятельности WEG. Игра TORG была продана немецкой компании «Ulisses Spiele», ряд других игр — компании «Precis Intermedia». Система D6 System была объявлена открытой, и книги по ней сделаны доступными для бесплатного скачивания. West End Games was a publishing company specializing in board, war, and role-playing games. Founded in 1974, West End Games went on to own the license to several brands, including Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, Men in Black, and Tales from the Crypt. Their games based in the Star Wars universe were adapted for the novels by Timothy Zahn and formed much of the basis for the Star Wars Expanded Universe of the time. In the late 1990s, West End gained the license for the Hercules & Xena universe, creating and publishing the Hercules & Xena Roleplaying Game in 1998. This would be their last finished product before bankruptcy in 1999 and being merged into the French comic company Humanoids, Inc. West End Games, to wydawnictwo utworzone w 1974 roku przez Daniela Scotta Paltera. Siedziba wydawnictwa była pierwotnie w New Yorku (stan New York, Stany Zjednoczone), ale później przeniesiono ją do Honesdale (stan Pennsylvania, Stany Zjednoczone). Firma wydawała głównie gry fabularne oraz gry planszowe. Do najbardziej znanych jej produktów należały gry fabularne "Paranoia", "Ghostbusters", "Torg", "Shatterzone", "The World of Indiana Jones", "The World of Necroscope", "The World of Tank Girl", "The D6 System: The Customizable Roleplaying Game", "The World of Tales from the Crypt", "Shatterzone", "Men in Black", "Hercules & Xena", "Stargate SG-1". W świecie Gwiezdnych wojen firma wydawała grę fabularną "Star Wars - The Roleplaying Game (WEG)" i "Star Wars - Live-Action Adventures", bitewniaka "Star Wars Miniatures Battles (WEG)", magazyn "Adventure Journal" i kilka gier planszowych. W 1998 roku firma zbankrutowała (ostatecznie zlikwidowana w 2001 roku - sprzedaż firmie "Humanoids Inc."). West End Games is a game publisher who pubnlished the Star Wars Roleplaying Game between 1987 and 1998. West End Games var ett företag som skapade rollspel. Företaget gav ut The Stargate SG-1 Adventure Game.kategori:Utgivare thumb|250px|right|Logotipo actual de West End Games West End Games (WEG) era la editora de Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game entre 1987 y 1998, cuando los problemas financieros de la compañía la obligaron a renunciar a la licencia. Sus oficinas centrales se encuentran en Honesdale, Pennsylvania. Aunque muchos de los suplementos de West End Games están fuera de impresión, mucha de la información incluida en sus libros de referencia y aventuras fue utilizada como material de fondo para novelas y comics del universo expandido, y algunos de los escritores de West End Games escribieron para el Star Wars Roleplaying Game producido por Wizards of the Coast. Al igual como sucede con la serie Star Wars de Marvel Comics, frecuentemente se hace referencia a personajes y escenarios relativamente oscuros de WEG en nuevo material del universo expandido por autores tales como Abel G. Peña y Pablo Hidalgo (él mismo, un antiguo escritor independiente para WEG). Las políticas de continuidad actuales de Lucasfilm no han removido el material de West End Games del canon de Star Wars, excepto por las estadísticas de personajes y objetos (que son consideradas mecánicas del juego no canonícas) y cierta información de fondo contradicha en publicaciones posteriores. Категория:Легендарные статьи с каноничными аналогами West End Games (WEG) было издателем Star Wars: The Roleplaying Game с 1987 по 1998, когда финансовые проблемы компании заставили их отказаться от лицензии While all the supplements West End Games produced are out of print, some of the information included in their sourcebooks and adventures was used as background material for the Expanded Universe novels and comics, and some of the writers for West End Games supplements went on to write for the Star Wars Roleplaying Game produced by Wizards of the Coast. Much as with Marvel Comics' original Star Wars series, relatively obscure characters and settings from WEG supplements were frequently referenced in later Expanded Universe material by such authors as Abel G. Peña and Pablo Hidalgo (himself a former West End Games freelancer). Lucasfilm's 2014 continuity policy change placed West End Games material under the Legends banner of Star Wars canon. Character and item statistics had always been considered non-canonical game mechanics. Associated supplements, of varying canonicity, were also published in publications such as Dragon Magazine, Challenge magazine, Polyhedron, and, later, Dungeon/Polyhedron. Three West End Games sourcebooks—the Jedi Sourcebook, Tion Hegemony Sourcebook and The X-Wing: Rogue Squadron Sourcebook—were canceled before their release. West End Games (WEG) is a company that makes board, role playing, and war games. It was founded in 1974 in New York, but later moved to Honesdale, Pennsylvania. Its current and past product lines include Paranoia, Torg, Shatterzone, Men In Black, DC Universe, Star Wars, The World of Indiana Jones, Junta, Necroscope, Tales from the Crypt, Bloodshadows, and Metabarons. thumb West End Games was een Amerikaanse firma uit Honesdale (Pennsylvania) die het Star Wars RPG 6D (6D wil zeggen, met een dobbelsteen met zes zijden) introduceerde in 1987 tot 1998. Ze waren ook het eerste bedrijf dat Sourceboeken publiceerde waarin de achtergrond van het Star Wars universum (zoals personages, aliens, dieren, toestellen, schepen, planeten, enz...) werd verklaard. West End Games heeft ontzettend veel namen gegeven aan items uit het universum die we de dag van vandaag - en op Yodapedia - nog steeds gebruiken. Naast het RPG en Sourceboeken heeft West End Games ook nog een aantal bordspellen uitgebracht. De laatste jaren kregen de boeken van West End Games wat kritiek te slikken omdat bepaalde berekeningen in hun boeken onjuist waren. Het bekendste voorbeeld hiervan is de afmeting van de Executor. Tot op de dag van vandaag is enkel Wizards of the Coast geslaagd om hetzelfde niveau qua tekstuele details in hun sourceboeken te verwerken. Zie ook: * Lijst van West End Games boeken The World of Indiana Jones roleplaying game was intended as a flagship for WEG's "MasterBook" system; all MasterBook titles used the same game mechanics. The system flopped, however, and in 1996 the company released Indiana Jones Adventures, describing how to play the game using the alternate "D6 System" rules. In 1998, financial troubles caught up with the company, and it was forced to declare bankruptcy. As a result, WEG lost the licenses to a number of properties, including Indiana Jones.

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