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A note from the editor...
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Editorial
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Many things happened this month and I won’t be able to talk about all of it, but we will have many future
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Indie v Mainstream
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Article
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Previously on The Analog XP we talked about how RPG only started being published in Brazil in the 90s because of
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Marcelo Rodrigues Interview
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Interview
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Tagmar is not only the first Brasilian published RPG but also the first RPG game
to be published at all, other
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Marcelo Cassaro Interview
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Interview
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If we’re talking about mainstream it doesn’t get more than this in Brazil. During the ‘90s three
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Antônio Sá Interview
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Interview
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During the ‘2000s the RPG hype started to decline.
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Pg. 18
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Thiago Edwardo Interview
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Interview
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At 2010 some players were playing foreign indie games downloaded from the web.
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Pg. 21
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Danilo Kobold Interview
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Interview
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Then the last to get on the ride. Kobold started an online store to sell old RPG books, mostly to
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Pg. 24
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This Issue Guests Throughout Brazil
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Article
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Brazil is a really large country and we got creativity flowing everywhere.
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Pg. 25
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So What's The Difference?
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Article
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After these talkings we could see how the Brazilian RPG fans changed during these years.
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Brigade of Four
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Game
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This is a violent and visceral game, and mostly quite oppressive. After living their entire life in a militarized
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