"Favorite Old West Cowboys VS Space Aliens/Critters Ideas?" Topic

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Cacique Caribe	26 Nov 2012 2:05 p.m. PST
May not have been my all-time favorite movie(s), but the basic concept/premise seems like it would make for a fun game . . . I guess I'll start with … 1) The Burrowers (2008): Not for the squeamish: link link link TMP link 2) High Plains Invaders (2009): QUESTION: Got any other favorite cowboys vs aliens/critters concepts that come to mind? Any fun gaming ideas that could be done easily with 15mm? Dan TMP link TMP link
Saber6	27 Nov 2012 9:32 a.m. PST
I still prefer the Valley of Gwangi
Cacique Caribe	27 Nov 2012 10:55 a.m. PST
Loved Valley of Gwangi!!! Well, here's a lousy movie but, i think, a cool gaming concept … Tremors 4: The Legend Begins: link Dan
infojunky	27 Nov 2012 5:26 p.m. PST
Define "Old West". Meaning when some one says old west around me I start to sink into my CountryPunk roots which is rusty old pickups with lever action .30-30 in the rack and the Beat Farmers or the Vandels on the radio, work boots and cowboy hats. But I realistically know huge chunks of my growing up weren't substantially different from my Grandfathers, heck my 1st rifle and truck where both from his youth. The biggest difference was My generation spoke a lot less German.