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The ENnies are coming! The ENnies are coming!

In case you missed the news Eclipse Phase received 4 ENnie Award nominations. Needless to say, the team is honored times four. :) 

RPG Blog II Applauds EP

The folks over at RPG Blog II posted up their Best and Worst of Gaming in 2009, and they selected Eclipse Phase as the best sci-fi product of the year:

Best Sci-Fi Product
Gold: Eclipse Phase
I don't usually do Transhuman sci-fi, but Eclipse Phase mixes it with horror and a bit of investigative conspiracy and comes up with a nice shot in the arm for the sci-fi RPG genre. Oh, and did I mention it was published under a Creative Commons license? Total bonus points there.

That's an awesome compliment, thanks guys!

EP Gets Some Love

Last week, EP was reviewed on the Here Be Gamers podcast. This week, the folks over at livingdice.com put Eclipse Phase on their list of X-Mas Gift Ideas for Gamers. Thanks guys!

EP on the Hebrew Gaming Podcast

Eclipse Phase co-creator Rob Boyle was interviewed on the Hebrew Gaming Podcast earlier this month, and they've now posted the mp3 online. This was a fun talk going over various elements of the game setting and system. Thanks guys!

Peter Watts on EP

Sci-fi writer Peter Watts commented on Eclipse Phase on his blog today. Thanks Peter!

In addition to writing some great books and being one of the influences for Eclipse Phase, Peter is noteworthy as also adopting the Creative Commons model with his books. His novels are available online--check them out! (Blindsight here, and Starfish, first book in the Rifter trilogy, here--and that's just to start!)

Grinders Interview

Rob and Brian were interviewed by Kevin from Grinding.Be about Eclipse Phase during GenCon. This talk covers some of the basics of EP and some of the politics behind it, while also meandering into other random territory.

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Anders Sandberg on EP

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We asked neuroscientist and prominent transhumanist Anders Sandberg to review Eclipse Phase, and he kindly obliged. Thanks Anders! If you haven't seen it, Anders maintains a noteworthy collection of transhumanist links and resources, as well as some notes on his own RPG games.
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