Black Gate

If you are looking for an interesting and somewhat eclectic blog to follow, Black Gate Magazine has several regular contributors and covers a range of gaming and speculative related subjects. Black Gate has also started to offer some fiction for free, and these are announced in the blog.

Recent entries include:

A Slew of Old D&D (and AD&D) Books Now Available Digitally
Game Over? Atari’s U.S. Operations File for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Adventure on Film: Terry Pratchett’s Hogfather





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January 24, 2013 – 2:49 pm | By Brent Knowles | Posted in Writing Resources | Tagged , | Comments (2)


  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Mordi-Peshkess/685884509 Mordi Peshkess

    A buddy of mine sent me the link to DnDclassic.com website. How funny that this whole thing turned up just as I was starting a Planescape adventure. You wanna know what’s really fun? Trying to re-imagine an AD&D 2.0 into 4e. Why 4e you ask?! Well that’s what the party wanted to play under. 

    So sad about Atari, a company that introduced me to video gaming. One of my most vivid memories from my childhood are the nights me and my dad set and played Combat together on the Atari 2600. Thanks for all the wonderful memories, Atari. I was really hoping you’d made it to 2019 so Blade Runner would at least made sense. Also, as an D&D fan I have special place in my heart for Atari for supporting so many wonderful RPG’s throughout the years. I just hope who ever picks up the D&D rights will have the same passion Atari showed. 

    Also, RIP THQ, and I hope Vigil will find a home. 

    If you haven’t heard Vigil, the studio behind the Darksiders games, was not bought by any other publisher and will most likely end up closing shop. This letter from one of their developers almost brought tears to my eyes. 

    http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=46817540&postcount=325

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  • http://blog.brentknowles.com Brent Knowles

    Yes, all the closures are distressing. Definitely an unstable industry

    Good luck with your Planescape adventure!

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