I'm just curious what sort of gaming background our Worldworks design gawds have.  Sounds like you guys are even busier than I am, so do you even have time to game?

They'd better not be playing any games! There'd be riots in the streets if people thought they had leisure time!

Back to work, you slugs!

 D

(just kidding!  ;D)

As obvious as it might sound I haven’t had time to play squat for the last couple of years. I was a diehard fan of anything Cthulhu/Chaosium for the longest time. Something about being a private investigator in the 1930’s killing Deepones and going completely insane that always appealed to me Often we would play campaigns in a variety of time periods set in the Call of Cthulhu universe. Good times! My other past fav’s include Palladium and 7th Sea. I haven’t tried SavageWorlds yet but I’m hoping that at some point I’ll hit a Con and get a demo.

Even though my “playing days” are probably over I take great comfort in the fact that we are designing environments used by other gamers. These are worlds that we would want to use ourselves and creating is nearly as fun as playing

Palladium!  Original or Second Edition ?
Oh!  And did you hear about the upcoming Rifts movie to be produced by Jerry Bruckheimer Productions (The Rock, Blackhawk Down, Armageddon, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc...), distributed by Walt Disney Pictures, and written by David Franzoni (writer for Gladiator).  It also has a 100 million plus budget and a promise from Kevin Siembieda himself (creator of Palladium/Rifts), that this will not be a repeat of what happened with the D&D movie.

Hmmm, currently D&D 3.5.
Previously - Call of Cthulhu - both D20 and the classic (and best game ever) Chaosium version.
Ars Magica
7th Sea
Deadlands
Warhammer Fantasy Role Play
Vampire: the Masquerade, and the Dark Ages version as well.
Changeling: the Dreaming
Mage: the Sorcerer's Crusade
Rune Quest
Pendragon
Babylon Project (and working on a B5 D20 campaign for some as yet unknown date.)
Millenium's End
Chill
Traveller: The New Era (Great rules for making unique technologies.)and classic Traveller way back when.
Space 1889
AD&D -  3.x is so much better...
Rolemaster (Not a favorite)

And likely others as well... We old timers have seen a lot of systems come and go. (I started with the original D&D back in 1975...)

The Auld Grump, who really wants to play a game for a change...