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Gary Gifford wrote on Sat, Mar 8, 2008 10:37 PM UTC:
Joe, I read the last three Chieftain comments and I must admit, that whether you were joking or not, 'Gas Hogs: Warriors of the Silicon Plain' has a nice 'Mad Max' feel to it and does fit your analogy very well. It sounds like a more wild and more fun game, just by the name change. But, if it did have such a name change I think little vehicle figures should replace the current ones (an alternate piece set). This would be going thematic, of course. Yet the game of Camelot seems much nicer than Inside Moves... yet it is exactly the same game! I can picture ''Gas Hogs: Warriors of the Silicon Plain' ' on the toy store shelves... who knows? Take care.

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