> Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
>Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in
Brazil!
> The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as
gaming
>magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the
book as
>a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
Very neat, but, in Portuguese. My Portuguese is on the low side.
Kristofer
> Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
> The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures
were
>changed by some *much* better ones.
>
>-Remo
>
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>-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
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Message: 1004
From: Pedro Longo (2029)
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
REMO DISCONZI wrote:
>
> Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
> Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in Brazil!
> The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
> magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book as
> a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
> Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
> The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures were
> changed by some *much* better ones.
>
> -Remo
>
> "Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
> -- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>
Remo so you are brazilian hum??
legal.... bom saber que tem outros brasileiros aqui!!
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Message: 1005
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
Arghhh. I some how feel jipped.
You know theres a possibilty they might do some more expansions on SFRPG
then.hmmm
Obrigado Senior.
REMO DISCONZI wrote:
> Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
> Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in Brazil!
> The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
> magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book as
> a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
> Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
> The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures were
> changed by some *much* better ones.
>
> -Remo
>
> "Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
> -- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
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Message: 1006
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Street Fighting Music.
Im going to put some music out for you guys that might help your games.
Im putting the following
Capoeria Music
Russian Military Music
Japanese traditional
Enigma
Indian
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Message: 1007
From: J.J.
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
Personally, I'm wondering how legit this is. The book went out of print
because Capcom pulled the rights from White Wolf, but White Wolf still has
the rights to the books themselves. (Leaving it in a supposedly unprintable
limbo)
> Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
>Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in Brazil!
> The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
>magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book as
>a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
> Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
> The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures were
>changed by some *much* better ones.
>
>-Remo
>
>"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
>-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>
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Message: 1008
From: REMO DISCONZI
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
Não sou o único então! Que legal! Me conta, de onde você é, heim?
-Remo
"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
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> De: Pedro Longo (2029) <plongo@...>
> Para: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Assunto: [streetfighter] Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
> Data: Quinta-feira, 8 de Abril de 1999 20:11
>
> REMO DISCONZI wrote:
> >
> > Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
> > Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in
Brazil!
> > The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
> > magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book
as
> > a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
> > Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
> > The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures
were
> > changed by some *much* better ones.
> >
> > -Remo
> >
> > "Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
> > -- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
> >
> Remo so you are brazilian hum??
> legal.... bom saber que tem outros brasileiros aqui!!
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>REMO DISCONZI wrote:
>>
>> Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
>> Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in
Brazil!
>> The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
>> magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book
as
>> a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
>> Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
>> The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures were
>> changed by some *much* better ones.
>>
>> -Remo
>>
>> "Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
>> -- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>>
> Remo so you are brazilian hum??
> legal.... bom saber que tem outros brasileiros aqui!!
>
Yeah, It's really cool!
Too know that are so many brazilians in this list.
Abraços do Rio de Janeiro
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Message: 1010
From: REMO DISCONZI
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighting Music.
You forgot Techno Music, Japanese Pop and Rock and, also, sure, Marilyn
Manson and Spice Girls!!!
-Remo
"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
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> De: Tom Pascuttini <galactus@...>
> Para: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Assunto: [streetfighter] Street Fighting Music.
> Data: Quinta-feira, 8 de Abril de 1999 22:36
>
> Im going to put some music out for you guys that might help your games.
>
> Im putting the following
> Capoeria Music
> Russian Military Music
> Japanese traditional
> Enigma
> Indian
> and some others. I feel they add a sense of flavor to the game.
>
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Message: 1011
From: REMO DISCONZI
Date: 4/8/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
It's 100% legit, dear. You can trust me on this one. The publisher of the
books has an agreement with Capcom, so it's 100% official (as far as I'm
concerned).
-Remo
"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
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> De: J.J. <tyger1@...>
> Para: streetfighter@egroups.com
> Assunto: [streetfighter] Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
> Data: Sexta-feira, 9 de Abril de 1999 00:37
>
> Personally, I'm wondering how legit this is. The book went out of print
> because Capcom pulled the rights from White Wolf, but White Wolf still
has
> the rights to the books themselves. (Leaving it in a supposedly
unprintable
> limbo)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: REMO DISCONZI <Smash@...>
> To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
> Date: Thursday, April 08, 1999 12:07 PM
> Subject: [streetfighter] Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
>
>
> > Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
> >Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in
Brazil!
> > The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
> >magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book
as
> >a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
> > Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
> > The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures were
> >changed by some *much* better ones.
> >
> >-Remo
> >
> >"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
> >-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
> >
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> It's 100% legit, dear. You can trust me on this one. The publisher of the
>books has an agreement with Capcom, so it's 100% official (as far as I'm
>concerned).
>
>-Remo
>
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>-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
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>> De: J.J. <tyger1@...>
>> Para: streetfighter@egroups.com
>> Assunto: [streetfighter] Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
>> Data: Sexta-feira, 9 de Abril de 1999 00:37
>>
>> Personally, I'm wondering how legit this is. The book went out of print
>> because Capcom pulled the rights from White Wolf, but White Wolf still
>has
>> the rights to the books themselves. (Leaving it in a supposedly
>unprintable
>> limbo)
The problem that I know at that time was that White Wolf wasn't willing to
pay the rights that Capcom was asking. :)
And this people here in Brazil, publish already a lot of material about RPG.
I think that Capcom, saw the potential of Brazilian market on RPG and
decided to let this translation.
The publisher (Devir Editora), only has achived now, what White Wolf didn't
succeded in translating this excellent system of RPG. :)
Aos amigos brasileiros da lista, por favor, coloquem na mensagem a cidade de
vocês. :)
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: REMO DISCONZI <Smash@...>
>> To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>> Date: Thursday, April 08, 1999 12:07 PM
>> Subject: [streetfighter] Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
>>
>>
>> > Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
>> >Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in
>Brazil!
>> > The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
>> >magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book
>as
>> >a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
>> > Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
>> > The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures were
>> >changed by some *much* better ones.
>> >
>> >-Remo
>> >
>> >"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
>> >-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>> >
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Message: 1013
From: SlpStck@aol.com
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: All those dam sourcebooks...
In a message dated 4/8/99 5:49:14 PM Eastern Daylight Time, kri5tofer@... writes:
<< But how do you explain
a zillion success hit followed by a damage roll that botches. "Clean
hit! Right in his... well... very, VERY hard jaw bone. You hurt
yourself... Yupp." >>
easy. i'm not sure if its in the SF books, but in the other WW books (i play
almost all of them) it states that YOU CANNOT BOTCH A DAMAGE ROLL. if you
roll what would be a botch or a failure, you still do at least one level of
damage. personally, in SF, i say that if you botch a damage roll, you do one
level of damage, and none of the special effects happen. course, thats just
me...
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Message: 1014
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: replys
Look, when people reply, please could you delete the unnessersary text
from the post your replying to. It gets really anoying haveing to
wade through 4 or 5 pages of text to get to what you're replying to.
Also, it gets anoying when someone says: personX wrote:, when they
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Message: 1015
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Ryu,Ken,Guy
>Dennis would you be able to get me some info Ive been looking for
then?
Well, it depends on what you want. I've got what happens to pretty
much all the characters up to around SF 3. (but the info I have is
prior to SF03, so it dosn't include any of that, though I'm working on
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Message: 1016
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: SF2V
>Unfortunatley there a few things I didnt like about V as well like
that
>Chun Li was from HK not China.
Hate to break it to you man, Hong Kong is part of China.
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Message: 1017
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Character: Ryon Greene
>Dennis
>
>Ryon means Dragon in Korean right?
>
>> Dennis Bryant wrote:
>>
This is the sort of bollocks I'm talking about. I never had a thing
to do with this Ryon guy. But because someone didn't delete the
unnessersary stuff in the message now there are posts that say I wrote
stuff I didn't. Unfortiantly I don't know if Ryon means Dragon in
Korean. I know that Ryu means Dragon in Japanese, & Long means Dragon
in Chinese(I think), but thats it.
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Message: 1018
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Cammy's Death?
Steve Karstensen,
Maby I wasn't watching SF2V closely, but I don't remember Cammy dying.
When di it happen, 'cause I don't think it did.
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Message: 1019
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Crane/White Crane - red gi/white gi
>Also there is one big discrepancy in that Chun Li is supposed to be
>around five years OLDER than Cammy. In all the profiles put out by
>CAPCOM, Chun Li is supposed to be 24, and Cammy 19. I find it very
>hard to believe that Cammy is supposed to be 10 in the V series.
Hate to burst your bubble there man, acording to capcom, Cammy is 19
as of SF2, & ChunLi is 18.
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Message: 1020
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Character: Ryon Greene
>Just as an interesting note to all the martial artists that play this
>game. If you tryed to make a character as your self in the game you
>wouldbe quite surprised. The sheer number of techniques you might
>possess would probably fill a page. But its occured to me that these
>are techniques that are natural to the character...practised over and
>over again.
>>
>>Dennis Bryant wrote:
>>
>>Well guys, I figured I'd post my character I've been playing since
>>this game came out in 1994. I've been in a chronicle for 5 years
>>now with this character. He uses Taekwondo<SNIP>
For the last time, I have nothing to do with this guy, lecture whoever
posted the character, I wouldn't be caught dead doing TKD. This is
what happens when you don't think, & just click reply on everything.
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Message: 1021
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
> It's 100% legit, dear. You can trust me on this one. The publisher
of the
>books has an agreement with Capcom, so it's 100% official (as far as
I'm
>concerned).
>
>-Remo
Maby they do have a deal with Capcom, but that dosn't matter. Capcom
own the Street Fighter licence, thats it, nothing else. Capcom have
absolutly no rights to SFRPG at ALL. The publisher would need a deal
with WhiteWolf(which I'm sure they dont) & a deal with Capcom.
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Message: 1022
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighting Music.
As far as I'm concerned the correct music for Street Fighter is:
Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Iron Maiden, Cream, Beatles, Led Zeplin,
Mettalica, & other bands in that vein.
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Message: 1023
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: All those dam sourcebooks...
i'm not sure if its in the SF books, but in the other WW books
(i play
>almost all of them) it states that YOU CANNOT BOTCH A DAMAGE ROLL. if
you
>roll what would be a botch or a failure, you still do at least one
level of
>damage. personally, in SF, i say that if you botch a damage roll, you
do one
>level of damage, and none of the special effects happen. course,
thats just
>me...
>peace out.
You can't botch a Damage roll, but you can still fail it, & do no
damage. But thats in the other WW games, in Street Fighter the Damage
roll is also the to hit roll, If you fail, you miss.
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Message: 1024
From: Dennis Bryant
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Sourcebooks and StreetFighter EX
>Something springs to mind... The reason EX is a bit weird and low on
>background (and endings for that matter) on the characters is simply
>that it isn't a genuine Capcom game. Arika made it, with Capcom's
>permission. So, it is basically an Arika game with the Capcom SF
>characters. So, by that rationale, it could be viewed as an alternate
>universe.
>
>Does any of this ring any bells? Or am I too far out there?
>
> Kristofer
You are perfectly correct, EX has absolutly nothing to do with
mainline Street Fighter. & Capcom consider it to not exist in their
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Message: 1025
From: Morgado, Mike
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Sourcebooks and StreetFighter EX
> >Something springs to mind... The reason EX is a bit weird and low on
> >background (and endings for that matter) on the characters is simply
> >that it isn't a genuine Capcom game. Arika made it, with Capcom's
> >permission. So, it is basically an Arika game with the Capcom SF
> >characters. So, by that rationale, it could be viewed as an alternate
> >universe.
> >
> >Does any of this ring any bells? Or am I too far out there?
> >
> > Kristofer
>
> You are perfectly correct, EX has absolutly nothing to do with
> mainline Street Fighter. & Capcom consider it to not exist in their
> Universe.
>
> Dennis
>
Thanks for letting me know that. I was unaware of that. I have been out of
the SF loop for a little while. Too bad. I really like some of the
characters.
Thanks
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Message: 1026
From: Morgado, Mike
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Kinda OT: Martial Arts RPGs
My friends and I were discussing Martial Arts RPGs last night and we
realised that there really arent that many. All we could think of were:
Street Fighter (my personal favourite)
Feng Shui (I believe this is out of print now too)
Hong Kong Action Theatre
Ninjas and Superspies
Thats all we could think of. Does anyone know of any more?
Thanks
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Message: 1027
From: Christian Conkle
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Kinda OT: Martial Arts RPGs
On Friday, April 09, 1999 6:57 AM, Morgado, Mike [SMTP:MMorgado@...]
wrote:
> My friends and I were discussing Martial Arts RPGs last night and we
> realised that there really arent that many. All we could think of were:
>
> Street Fighter (my personal favourite)
> Feng Shui (I believe this is out of print now too)
> Hong Kong Action Theatre
> Ninjas and Superspies
>
> Thats all we could think of. Does anyone know of any more?
>
> Thanks
>
> MikeM
>
Though they aren't dedicated martial arts RPGs, several game systems have MA
sourcebooks:
GURPS Martial Arts
HERO Ultimate Martial Artist (soon available in both HERO and Fuzion
versions)
Fuzion has many many Martial Arts plug-ins available on the Internet.
I've just finished converting the WoD Combat rules to the Star Wars/d6
system (found at http://www.europa.com/~conkle/starwars/rules.html)
Heh, even TWERPS has Kung Fu Dragons.
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Message: 1028
From: Pedro Longo (2029)
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Brazilian Street Fighter :)
Hum..... i think we could use Born To Be Wild and Eye Of The Tiger, as
good musics for Street Fighter.
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> >Unfortunatley there a few things I didnt like about V as well like
> that
> >Chun Li was from HK not China.
>
> Hate to break it to you man, Hong Kong is part of China.
>
>
It is now, it wasn't back in 1992 (or thereabouts) when SF2 got
released. And if we back off 24 years (or however old Chun Li is in
your world) it sure as hell wasn't part of China.
When did GB give HK back to China anyway? Was it 1998? I forget. I
was sorta expecting the world to end or some other notification when it
actually happened... but instead, nothing...
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Message: 1030
From: Christian Conkle
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: SF2V
On Friday, April 09, 1999 8:56 AM, Chris Nelson [SMTP:ptc075@...]
wrote:
>
>
> --- Dennis Bryant <dl_bryant@...> wrote:
> >
> > >Unfortunatley there a few things I didnt like about V as well like
> > that
> > >Chun Li was from HK not China.
> >
> > Hate to break it to you man, Hong Kong is part of China.
> >
> >
> It is now, it wasn't back in 1992 (or thereabouts) when SF2 got
> released. And if we back off 24 years (or however old Chun Li is in
> your world) it sure as hell wasn't part of China.
>
Besides, I think you probably originally meant to say MAINLAND China. I have
to constantly make that distinction to my players who, for some reason, kept
thinking they were in HK.
> When did GB give HK back to China anyway? Was it 1998? I forget. I
> was sorta expecting the world to end or some other notification when it
> actually happened... but instead, nothing...
>
> -Chris!
>
You mean BESIDES the total news coverage, week-long celebration, live
coverage of the hand-over ceremony, hours and hours of news analysis and
commentary and speculation?? It was in June 1997 (I think), by the way. All
the national network news organizations were there for the whole week
covering it live. At least, here in the US. I remember the ceremony very
well, and I wasn't even paying all that much attention to the story.
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>> It's 100% legit, dear. You can trust me on this one. The publisher
>of the
>>books has an agreement with Capcom, so it's 100% official (as far as
>I'm
>>concerned).
>>
>>-Remo
>Maby they do have a deal with Capcom, but that dosn't matter. Capcom
>own the Street Fighter licence, thats it, nothing else. Capcom have
>absolutly no rights to SFRPG at ALL. The publisher would need a deal
>with WhiteWolf(which I'm sure they dont) & a deal with Capcom.
>Dennis
When Capcom & WW decided to make the SFRPG, the owner was Capcom, WW only
created and published but the real owner was Capcom, so this explains the
difficulty that WW has to translate the game to any other languages.
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Message: 1032
From: Darrick Chen
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: StreetFighter EX and the next Campaign
Well, if the characters from EX are enjoyable, there's no reason to
exclude them from the game. For the love a' Mike, I've seen people
patch in King Of Fighters Characters and still run it.
In fact, the EX characters are a part of my universe, so y'all best
study up if you wanna play. :)
Incidentally, the next (hopeful) time for the New LEgends Online
Campaign session is tomorrow, Saturday at 10 pm Eastern Central time.
This Wednesday's session was a fiasco, as only TWO out of four
players showed up. I won't get into how annoyed I get when that
happens, so I'll just say I hope to see you all there.
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Message: 1033
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighting Music.
(laugh) Damn , I might as well make a CD out of it then. I am going to add
some japanese pop techno maybe but I'm not sure about the spice girls and
marilyn though.
Never used tham in any of my games yet.
REMO DISCONZI wrote:
> You forgot Techno Music, Japanese Pop and Rock and, also, sure, Marilyn
> Manson and Spice Girls!!!
>
> -Remo
>
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> -- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>
> ----------
> > De: Tom Pascuttini <galactus@...>
> > Para: streetfighter@egroups.com
> > Assunto: [streetfighter] Street Fighting Music.
> > Data: Quinta-feira, 8 de Abril de 1999 22:36
> >
> > Im going to put some music out for you guys that might help your games.
> >
> > Im putting the following
> > Capoeria Music
> > Russian Military Music
> > Japanese traditional
> > Enigma
> > Indian
> > and some others. I feel they add a sense of flavor to the game.
> >
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Message: 1034
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: SF2V
It is now, but when SF came out and SFV Hong Kong was independant of China.
Dennis Bryant wrote:
> >Unfortunatley there a few things I didnt like about V as well like
> that
> >Chun Li was from HK not China.
>
> Hate to break it to you man, Hong Kong is part of China.
>
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Message: 1035
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Character: Ryon Greene
(Erk) Sorry, I screwed up.
Dennis Bryant wrote:
> >Dennis
> >
> >Ryon means Dragon in Korean right?
> >
> >> Dennis Bryant wrote:
> >>
> This is the sort of bollocks I'm talking about. I never had a thing
> to do with this Ryon guy. But because someone didn't delete the
> unnessersary stuff in the message now there are posts that say I wrote
> stuff I didn't. Unfortiantly I don't know if Ryon means Dragon in
> Korean. I know that Ryu means Dragon in Japanese, & Long means Dragon
> in Chinese(I think), but thats it.
>
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Message: 1036
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Kinda OT: Martial Arts RPGs
Yeah. I only know of one or two more.
D and D had an supplament for using martial atrist.
It was called oriental adventures.
"Morgado, Mike" wrote:
> My friends and I were discussing Martial Arts RPGs last night and we
> realised that there really arent that many. All we could think of were:
>
> Street Fighter (my personal favourite)
> Feng Shui (I believe this is out of print now too)
> Hong Kong Action Theatre
> Ninjas and Superspies
>
> Thats all we could think of. Does anyone know of any more?
>
> Thanks
>
> MikeM
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Message: 1037
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Brazilian Street Fighter :)
Thats tru as well. I kinda liked that other song by survivor.
Oh Im not brazillian but I understand a little.
"Pedro Longo (2029)" wrote:
> Hum..... i think we could use Born To Be Wild and Eye Of The Tiger, as
> good musics for Street Fighter.
>
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Message: 1038
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: SF2V
Ok heres the thing.
In 1998 Hong Kong was given back to China, but there were a few catch's
The last governor of HK, Christopher Patten allowed the people of HK
right's to vote.
For the next 50 years HK is a Special Economic Zone.
but even still there is alot of diffrence between China and HK.
Storytelling wise for characters like Chun Li, Fei Long and Gen this is very
important.
Chris Nelson wrote:
> --- Dennis Bryant <dl_bryant@...> wrote:
> >
> > >Unfortunatley there a few things I didnt like about V as well like
> > that
> > >Chun Li was from HK not China.
> >
> > Hate to break it to you man, Hong Kong is part of China.
> >
> >
> It is now, it wasn't back in 1992 (or thereabouts) when SF2 got
> released. And if we back off 24 years (or however old Chun Li is in
> your world) it sure as hell wasn't part of China.
>
> When did GB give HK back to China anyway? Was it 1998? I forget. I
> was sorta expecting the world to end or some other notification when it
> actually happened... but instead, nothing...
>
> -Chris!
>
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Message: 1039
From: Tom Pascuttini
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: SF2V
Correction on my last message. The date was 1997 June 30th.
Christian Conkle wrote:
> On Friday, April 09, 1999 8:56 AM, Chris Nelson [SMTP:ptc075@...]
> wrote:
> >
> >
> > --- Dennis Bryant <dl_bryant@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > >Unfortunatley there a few things I didnt like about V as well like
> > > that
> > > >Chun Li was from HK not China.
> > >
> > > Hate to break it to you man, Hong Kong is part of China.
> > >
> > >
> > It is now, it wasn't back in 1992 (or thereabouts) when SF2 got
> > released. And if we back off 24 years (or however old Chun Li is in
> > your world) it sure as hell wasn't part of China.
> >
>
> Besides, I think you probably originally meant to say MAINLAND China. I have
> to constantly make that distinction to my players who, for some reason, kept
> thinking they were in HK.
>
> > When did GB give HK back to China anyway? Was it 1998? I forget. I
> > was sorta expecting the world to end or some other notification when it
> > actually happened... but instead, nothing...
> >
> > -Chris!
> >
>
> You mean BESIDES the total news coverage, week-long celebration, live
> coverage of the hand-over ceremony, hours and hours of news analysis and
> commentary and speculation?? It was in June 1997 (I think), by the way. All
> the national network news organizations were there for the whole week
> covering it live. At least, here in the US. I remember the ceremony very
> well, and I wasn't even paying all that much attention to the story.
>
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Message: 1040
From: J.J.
Date: 4/9/1999
Subject: Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
You know, there is this little page right in front of the table of contents
that contains a list of who owns what. The characters are all (c) Capcom
>
>-----Mensagem original-----
>De: REMO DISCONZI <Smash@...>
>Para: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>Data: Quinta-feira, 8 de Abril de 1999 22:45
>Assunto: [streetfighter] Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
>
>
>> It's 100% legit, dear. You can trust me on this one. The publisher of
the
>>books has an agreement with Capcom, so it's 100% official (as far as I'm
>>concerned).
>>
>>-Remo
>>
>>"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
>>-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>>
>>----------
>>> De: J.J. <tyger1@...>
>>> Para: streetfighter@egroups.com
>>> Assunto: [streetfighter] Re: Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
>>> Data: Sexta-feira, 9 de Abril de 1999 00:37
>>>
>>> Personally, I'm wondering how legit this is. The book went out of print
>>> because Capcom pulled the rights from White Wolf, but White Wolf still
>>has
>>> the rights to the books themselves. (Leaving it in a supposedly
>>unprintable
>>> limbo)
>
>
>The problem that I know at that time was that White Wolf wasn't willing to
>pay the rights that Capcom was asking. :)
>And this people here in Brazil, publish already a lot of material about
RPG.
>I think that Capcom, saw the potential of Brazilian market on RPG and
>decided to let this translation.
>
>The publisher (Devir Editora), only has achived now, what White Wolf didn't
>succeded in translating this excellent system of RPG. :)
>
>See ya!
>
>Abraços do Rio de Janeiro
>Leonardo Simas
>lsrs@...
>
>Aos amigos brasileiros da lista, por favor, coloquem na mensagem a cidade
de
>vocês. :)
>
>
>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: REMO DISCONZI <Smash@...>
>>> To: streetfighter@egroups.com <streetfighter@egroups.com>
>>> Date: Thursday, April 08, 1999 12:07 PM
>>> Subject: [streetfighter] Street Fighter in Brazil!!!
>>>
>>>
>>> > Just as a curiosity, since most of you don't know about it, Street
>>> >Fighter is being translated to Portuguese and is being sold here in
>>Brazil!
>>> > The basic book was split into 3 parts, which are being sold as gaming
>>> >magazines, one part per month. The price is about US$ 3.00, so the book
>>as
>>> >a whole costs about US$ 9.00; neat, huh?
>>> > Also, there's a rumor that they'll translate the sourcebooks, also.
>>> > The quality of translation is very good, and most of the pictures
were
>>> >changed by some *much* better ones.
>>> >
>>> >-Remo
>>> >
>>> >"Well, I guess I am thru. There are no more bones to break."
>>> >-- Vice, The King of Fighters '98
>>> >
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