1995 IN REVIEW

JANUARY

* Decipher announces it has the
collectible card game license
for the Star Wars films.

* Dixie CCG released by
Columbia Games.

* Ice Age, originally announced
in the August 1993 Duelist
Companion as the first expan-
sion for Magic: The Gathering,
remains unreleased.

* Wyvern Premiere Edition CCG
released by U.S. Games Systems.

FEBRUARY

* Acclaim Comics' Armada
imprint publishes the first
Magic: The Gathering
comic books.

* On the Edge Standard Edition
CCG released by Atlas Games.

* TSR announces plans for an
AD&D feature film, a
Wildspace television series,
an animated Dragonlance
made-for-TV movie, and
Wildspace attractions at both
Universal Studio theme parks.

* TSR goes on-line with both
America Online and GEnie.

* Wizards of the Coast buys
Andon, the company that runs
the GAMA trade show and Ori-
gins convention, among others.

MARCH

* Blood Wars CCG released
by TSR

* The GAMA trade show was in
New Orleans again. No one
was mugged this year, and

lots of new stuff was
promised for 1995. Some of it
was even delivered.

* Still no sign of Ice Age.