Anybody here and shadow run

[Wariat]

actually bet both the ones and genesis versions?

 

[prnzoDraGoonZweiOrta]

was always a fan n before those came out I played actuaL FASA tabLetop Shadowrun. cyberpunk is aLways a good noir vibe/universe to me.

have some PC ones that are supposedly turn-based tactics but have bareLy given them a go yet. but I do love both the SNES interpretation n the Genesis one

 

[ThatOneLum ThatOneLum]

came here expecting it to be about the world's best tabletop game even though this is a video game forum...

 

[prnzoDraGoonZweiOrta]

was always a fan n before those came out I played actuaL FASA tabLetop Shadowrun. cyberpunk is aLways a good noir vibe/universe to me.

have some PC ones that are supposedly turn-based tactics but have bareLy given them a go yet. but I do love both the SNES interpretation n the Genesis one

you didn't see me ref the tabletop campaigns? that experience is wut made me go 'woah!' at seeing SNES n GenMD's differing vidgame adaptations in the 90's

 

[ThatOneLum ThatOneLum]

Nah I did but was more talking about OP lmao

For real though, Shadowrun is Immense. I still have my second edition shadowtech supplement on my TTRPG shelf and it's my major hope that I can get my current TTRPG group to do Shadowrun for our third campaign.

While we're talking about games though, does anyone remember Shadowrun on the Xbox 360? I still boot it every so often to play it with bots and have a bit of a laugh. It's definitely not got much on offer compared with some of the other excellent games in the franchise (Returns, SNES & Gensis, etc) but I feel like it missed out on a chance in the limelight.

 

[prnzoDraGoonZweiOrta]

are they aLL turn-based tactics/strategy after the 16-bit ones?

 

[RageBurner]

Cool topic. Shadowrun is neat both on console and PC. I just wish tue PC had procedural mission generation to keep things going after the plot was over.