Re: Re: 1995 Retrospective Nominations

"Rodney Somerstein [email protected] [spielfrieks]" <[email protected]>
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I'll second The Bottle Imp.

> [email protected] [spielfrieks] <mailto:[email protected]>
> September 29, 2017 at 12:01 AM
>
> I'll second Streetcar / Linie 1
>
>
> Peter van der Raaij
> 
> [email protected] [spielfrieks] <mailto:[email protected]>
> September 28, 2017 at 11:44 AM
>
> Well, these retrospectives have been a lot of fun, but 1995 is the 
> last one we will do this year.  Starting next year, following the 
> normal election for the 2017 gaming year, we’ll do what I hope becomes 
> an annual look back at the awards from 5, 10, 15, and 20 years ago.
>
> Sorry for the delay in posting this, but I’ve just started a new job 
> and things have been a bit hectic.  Still, I’ll always find time for 
> my gaming duties.  Priorities!
>
> In the original election, there were apparently only 17 games 
> nominated.  Here they are, in alphabetical order:
>
> Am Fuss des Kilimanjaro
>
> Amazing Labyrinth
>
> Auf Achse Kartenspiel
>
> Condotierre
>
> El Grande
>
> Elfenwizards
>
> Galopp Royal
>
> Hattrick
>
> High Society
>
> Medici
>
> Mü & Mehr
>
> New York
>
> Once Upon a Time
>
> Rainbows
>
> Sternenhimmel
>
> The Settlers of Catan
>
> Tricks
>
> I’ve found a whole bunch of notable games from that year that weren’t 
> nominated.  Here are 15 of the most highly rated ones.  Any game that 
> gets a second will be part of the election.
>
> 1856
>
> 1825 Unit 1
>
> 2038: Tycoons of the Asteroid Belt
>
> Billabong
>
> Das Motorsportspiel
>
> Formula Motor Racing
>
> Legend of the Five Rings
>
> Middle-earth
>
> Mystery of the Abbey
>
> Necromunda
>
> Star Wars CCG
>
> Streetcar
>
> The Bottle Imp
>
> The Great Dalmuti
>
> Warhammer Quest
>
> The version of Streetcar that came out in ’95 was called Linie 1.  
> Mayfair modified the rules and released their version, called 
> Streetcar, in ’96.  So technically, the eligible game is Linie 1, but 
> it’s more widely known as Streetcar, so that’s what I called it.  
> Similarly, when The Bottle Imp was released in 1995, it was called 
> Flaschenteufel, but it’s better known today by its English title, 
> which it didn’t acquire until quite a few years later.
>
> I’d like to second both Billabong and The Bottle Imp, so those will be 
> included with the nominated games.
>
> Please feel free to nominate any other ’95 titles you’re likely to 
> vote for.  If any of those can get a second, we’ll include them as well.
>
> We’ve gotten a late start with the process this week, so let’s wait 
> until Monday for people to make suggestions.  I’ll then set up the 
> election and we can carry out the last retrospective of the year.  
> 1995 was an historical year in gaming, so let’s see if we can do it 
> justice!
>
> Larry
>
>
>
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