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Editorial Archive for April - June 1998

June 29, 1998
Breaking the barriers: Do RPGs have unbreakable limits?	Shawn Bruckner
Why Linearity in an RPG is a good thing	Howard Kleinman
Linearity as a limiting factor in RPGs	Mat Noguchi

June 25, 1998
Revisionist History at E3	Nich Maragos
Zelda: RPG or Not?	Andrew Ross
RPGs need stricter definitions	Nick Zitzmann

May 17, 1998
Does the American Public See US As Grown Up?	Jeff Adashek
RPGs for the Modern World	Benjamin Avner
Will we ever see another Dragon Warrior?	Christopher Lee Boger
Limits on Game Storylines	Josh Fletcher
A Happy Medium	Jeffrey Lloyd Heatherly
The Importance of Game Engine in a Game	Irwin Kwan
How Dragonwarrior rivals Final Fantasy	Tim Turner
The Freudian Moogle	Tim Turner
The Mystery of FFVII's ending	Daniel Wilkenfeld
Response to "The American Public Needs to Grow Up"	Martin Haller
An Attack Upon SaGa Frontier	Martin Haller

April 20, 1998
"Mature" religious content in the RPG world	Ben Bleything
The Difficulty Factor: Who are we challenging?	Shawn Bruckner
Why Do We Play Square RPGs?--For the Storyline	Andy Church
A Defense of Full-Motion Video	Thomas Lipschultz
Objections to Previous Claims	Thomas Lipschultz
A Defense of Saga Frontier	Brendan McGrath
Why Wild ARMs Is As Good As A Square Game	Brian Petro-Roy
Stories in Role Playing Games	Colin Stewart
The American Public Needs to Grow Up	Aaron Traas

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