Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] Founded in 1980, six years after the birth of, and before the height of, SJGames created several role-playing and strategy games with. SJGames borrowed and expanded upon ideas pioneered by strategy game companies such as,. SJGames' early titles were all initially sold in 4×7 inch bags, and later in the similarly sized. Games such as,, and G.E.V (an Ogre spin-off) were popular during SJGames' early years.

A speech Michael gave on Saturday 15th June 2002 in London at MJNI's Killer Thriller party. This is the original and first ever upload from this camera. STEVE JACKSON GAMES Written by KENNETH HITE Additional Material by J.M. CAPARULA, PETER V. DELL’ORTO, SCOTT HARING, WERNER H. HARTMANN, and SEAN PUNCH Edited by SEAN PUNCH Cover Art by CHRISTOPHER SHY and MICHAEL WHELAN Illustrations by ALEX FERNANDEZ, IGOR FIORENTINI, CHRISTOPHER SHY, BOB STEVLIC, and JACOB WALKER.

Prolific game designers such as and have worked for Steve Jackson Games. Today SJGames publishes games of numerous varieties (,, ) and genres (,, ); they also publish the book, the sacred text of the religion. Raid by the Secret Service [ ]. Steve Jackson Games. Retrieved March 23, 2017. Retrieved 2007-08-30.

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Designers & Dragons. Mongoose Publishing. Retrieved 2014-10-07. External links [ ] • •: an article about the company from the Austin American Statesman, April 18, 1988 • • at.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Education [ ] Steve Jackson is a 1974 of, where he was a resident of before moving to when it opened in 1971. Main article: On March 1, 1990, the raided the offices of Steve Jackson Games based on suspicion of illegal hacker activity by game designer, and seized (among other materials and media) his manuscript for; when Jackson went to Secret Service headquarters the next day to retrieve his book drafts, he was told that GURPS Cyberpunk was a 'handbook for computer crime', despite his protestations that it was just a game. SJG filed a successful lawsuit against the government, which went to trial in 1993 as, which was made possible through the newly created civil-rights organization.: 108–109 Personal interests [ ] Jackson is an avid collector of -themed sets. He has written a miniatures game that uses Pirate sets, Evil Stevie's Pirate Game, and has run it at several conventions.