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| − | Early [[FASA]] Game Designer | + | Early [[FASA]] Game Designer who was part of the original team of people who developed BattleTech and Star Trek Tactical Combat Simulator.<ref>[http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgamedesigner/2461/forest-brown Forest Brown's profile on Board Game Geek website]</ref> |
After retiring from Game Design, ran Gaming Store named Challenge Games retail in Joliet, IL. | After retiring from Game Design, ran Gaming Store named Challenge Games retail in Joliet, IL. | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 5 April 2022
| Forest G. Brown | |
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| Occupation | Game Designer |
Brief History
Early FASA Game Designer who was part of the original team of people who developed BattleTech and Star Trek Tactical Combat Simulator.[1]
After retiring from Game Design, ran Gaming Store named Challenge Games retail in Joliet, IL.
Later in life he opened a Paint Ball shop in Sugar Grove, IL, called Adventure Games. Where he was known as support and develop of the Paint Ball sport. He expanded his business, opened Challenge Park Extreme where paint ball gamers played.
Brown died on 3rd September, 2010.[2][3]
BattleTech Products
- Battletech, 1st Edition (Rulebook)
- BattleTech Manual: The Rules of Warfare
- CityTech
- CityTech, 2nd Edition