Michael pondsmith

Mike Pondsmith is a prolific game designer—including role-playing, video, and board games—who has written sourcebooks for both the Forgotten Realms and Oriental Adventures settings.

Michael "Mike" Alyn Pondsmith born April 14, is an American roleplaying, board and video game designer. He is the founder of R. Talsorian Games and the creator of the acclaimed Cyberpunk series. Mike is best known for his work for the publisher R. Talsorian Games, where he developed a majority of the company's role-playing game lines since the company's founding in

Michael pondsmith

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When not engaged in his day job of Saving the Future of Humanity, he can also be found in the nearest gravel pit, digging up million-year-old dead things with waaaay too many teeth and claws. He calls this relaxation. Or, if you're more into actual facts… Mike Pondsmith began his career in games at the California Pacific Computer Company, the publishers of the original Ultima, before founding his own company R. Talsorian Games in His work as a tabletop roleplaying game designer has earned him several awards, including the Origins Gamer's Choice Award, for Cyberpunk, and the Nigel D.

Cyberpunk is a deeply political sub-genre of science fiction, and it's no surprise that Cyberpunk will be too. Mike Pondsmith, the creator of the pencil-and-paper RPG on which CD Projekt 's next big thing is based who's also working with the studio on said in an interview with VGC that "everything is political," and that the setting is a cautionary tale about the confluence of technology, power, and responsibility. How are we going to make the world work? How are we going to make sure that the right people use that technology responsibly? Do we really want corporations structuring how our lives work? Right now we have corporations that follow us everywhere. Cyberpunk is "inherently political," Pondsmith said, but not in the commonly-considered sense of left and right, or conservative and liberal. Human beings are political.

Michael pondsmith

Michael "Mike" Alyn Pondsmith born April 14, is an American roleplaying, board and video game designer. He is the founder of R. Talsorian Games and the creator of the acclaimed Cyberpunk series.

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Michael Alyn Pondsmith born April 14, , typically credited as Mike Pondsmith , is an American roleplaying, board, and video game designer. He is best known for his work for the publisher R.

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