February, 1996

Living Room Floor

Gaming News

• Rumors from Nuremberg - the first word from the big games trade fair
• The Daily Telegraph Game of the Year - a new award for English language games
• The Bankler List - an ongoing Internet poll
• Deutscher Spiele Preise 1995 - late but here at last

• Letter from the Editor - notes and introduction to this month's issue (February)
• Across the Board (en Français) - a quick visit to OYA, a Parisian games cafe
• News From France - three new French games (Versailles, A qui le tour?, Aerogame)

Letter Box

• 1825 Packing Error - Siggins reports problems with cash and company credits
• KO-AN and Creeper - Whitehorn with a comment about octagons and squares

Game Reviews

• Mad Monks and Relics - Randy Moorehead quests for the gaming grail
• Sharpshooters - dicey dueling for family fun
• Speed - head to head Set
• Toilet Humour! - Pass the Ex-Lax, honey, I'm feeling lucky tonight!

Game Bits

• Nurburgring - a new, unofficial track for Formule De by Tim Trant

Original Game Rules

• Orgy - a card game for mature (and immature) audiences

English Game Translations

• The Most Wanted List - rule sets at large and unaccounted for

• Ashes of Empire - empire building on a galactic scale
• Chalet - real estate development in detail
• Vegas - Knizia gambles in the Great Southwest
• The DTM Hockenheimring Racing Game - or the tube game

Traditional Games

• The Crokinole Board - the native American game of nail cracking
• The Renju International Federation - your ones stop source for all your renju needs

Web Games Terminal

Note that you must have access to Telnet in order to access most of these game sites. Contact your Internet service provider for details on Telnet access.

• President 96 - advise the candidates and learn about the election process

The Front Door

• Mayfair - makers of Family Business, Grand Prix, and other fine games
• Mendocino Game Company, Inc. - makers of Pirateer

Other Places

• Cooperative Play - Bernie, late of the New Games Foundation, plays with our minds
• Discount Games - the name says it all (mostly American games)

Sumo's Karaoke Club (Redux)

I would just like to take a moment to point out that Sumo is still being published. You can read all about how to subscribe on the magazine rack elsewhere in this Cabinet.

Issue 3 - November, 1990

• Introduction

• Game Reviews
  • Airlines
  • Boomtown

• Inside Pitch
  • Films
  • Books
  • Magazines
• The Sophomore Jinx? - The Essen Report

• Box Repair - Gaming DIY
• Lambourne Gamesday
• The Small Press Group
• Rules Bank
• Letters

The Game Cabinet - editor@gamecabinet.com - Ken Tidwell