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| - right Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (FanPro) — немецкая компания-издатель, в 1990-2000-х годах выпускавшая ролевые игры. Базируется в Эркрате, ФРГ. Компания была основана в 1983 году Ульрихом Кизовом (Ulrich Kiesow), Вернером Фуксом (Werner Fuchs) и Гансом Иоахимом Альперсом (Hans Joachim Alpers) и занималась выпуском металлических миниатюр. Когда издательство «Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH», выпускавшее ролевую игру «Das Schwarze Auge», созданную Кизовом, обанкротилось в 1997 году, FanPro сама стала издавать игру, включившись таким образом в индустрию ролевых игр.
- Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (aka FanPro ) is a German publishing company based in Erkrath. The company was founded in 1983 by Ulrich Kiesow, Werner Fuchs and Hans Joachim Alpers to produce small metal miniature figures. When the Droemer Knaur Verlag and the Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH published Kiesow's role playing game "Das Schwarze Auge", Kiesow organised the editorial work at FanPro. After the bankruptcy of the Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH in 1997, FanPro published Das Schwarze Auge by itself.
- FanPro (właściwie Fantasy Productions), niemiecka firma, która zajmowała się publikowaniem gier (m.in. Shadowrun RPG) w latach 2001-2007. Wcześniej FanPro miało już doświadczenie z Shadowrunem - wydawało niemieckie tłumaczenia książek publikowanych przez FASA Wiz Kids,właściciel praw do nazwy Shadowrun, podpisało umowę z niemiecką firmą FanPro, na mocy której licencja Shadowrun RPG była rozwijana przez FP. Pierwszy wydany przez FanPro dodatek: Year of the Comet, (premiera na konwencie GenCon w 2001 roku).
- pl:FanPro Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (aka FanPro ) is a German game company based in Erkrath producing the German-language versions of Shadowrun. In 2001, when FASA closed, a sister company based in Chicago named FanPro LLC was founded. FanPro LLC initially licensed the rights to produce English-language Shadowrun books in early 2001.
- Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (aka FanPro ) is a German game company based in Erkrath producing the German-language versions of Shadowrun, BattleTech, and Das Schwarze Auge (The Dark Eye) fantasy role-playing games (the last was only available in German). Until early in 2007 FanPro was a publisher for fantasy books and various role playing games. The company owned licensing agreements with WizKids to produce the German-language versions of Classic BattleTech, Shadowrun, Pirates of the Spanish Main, and the "Clix" games of Mage Knight and HeroClix.
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| - Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (aka FanPro ) is a German publishing company based in Erkrath. The company was founded in 1983 by Ulrich Kiesow, Werner Fuchs and Hans Joachim Alpers to produce small metal miniature figures. When the Droemer Knaur Verlag and the Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH published Kiesow's role playing game "Das Schwarze Auge", Kiesow organised the editorial work at FanPro. After the bankruptcy of the Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH in 1997, FanPro published Das Schwarze Auge by itself. In 2001, when FASA closed, FanPro founded a sister company based in Chicago, although most of its employees worked remotely. This sister company was named FanPro LLC, and is sometimes referred to as FanPro USA or Fantasy Productions USA, although neither title is correct. FanPro LLC initially licensed the rights to produce English-language Shadowrun books in early 2001, and by the summer of 2001 had also signed an agreement to publish Classic BattleTech in English. From 2001 to 2005, FanPro LLC released over a dozen original Shadowrun titles and reprinted core titles that FASA had originally released. In 2005, FanPro LLC released Shadowrun, Fourth Edition. Likewise, FanPro LLC continued to release new Classic BattleTech books in English, and in 2006 released Total Warfare, the first in a series of revised full-color books for Classic BattleTech. FanPro GmbH continued to translate these books into German, along with German-only Shadowrun books. FanPro LLC also published an English translation of The Dark Eye, but it did not fare well in the marketplace. Until early in 2007 FanPro was a publisher for fantasy books and various role playing games. The company owned licensing agreements with WizKids to produce the German-language versions of Classic BattleTech, Shadowrun, Pirates of the Spanish Main, and the "Clix" games of Mage Knight and HeroClix. In 2007, the company gave up first the RPG game license of Das Schwarze Auge (the license went to Ulisses Spiele), then all game licenses. Since then the company focuses on publishing novels only, although it continued its preexisting novel series for Das Schwarze Auge; the Shadowrun and BattleTech series ceased publications in 2008, following disagreements between WizKids and Fantasy Productions concerning the German licence for those properties.
- Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (aka FanPro ) is a German game company based in Erkrath producing the German-language versions of Shadowrun, BattleTech, and Das Schwarze Auge (The Dark Eye) fantasy role-playing games (the last was only available in German). The company was founded in 1983 by Ulrich Kiesow, Werner Fuchs and Hans-Joachim Alpers to produce small metal miniature figures. When the Droemer Knaur Verlag and Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH published Kiesows role playing game "Das Schwarze Auge". Kiesow organised the editorial work at FanPro. After the bankruptcy of the Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH in 1997, FanPro published Das Schwarze Auge by itself. In 2001, when FASA closed, a sister company based in Chicago was founded, although most of its employees work remotely. This sister company was named FanPro LLC, and is sometimes referred to as FanPro USA or Fantasy Productions USA, although neither title is correct. FanPro LLC initially licensed the rights to produce English-language Shadowrun books in early 2001, and by the summer of 2001 had also signed an agreement to publish Classic BattleTech in English. From 2001 to 2005, FanPro LLC released over a dozen original Shadowrun titles and reprinted core titles that FASA had originally released. In 2005, FanPro LLC released Shadowrun, Fourth Edition. Likewise, FanPro LLC continued to release new Classic BattleTech books in English, and in 2006 released Total Warfare, the first in a series of revised full-color books for Classic BattleTech. FanPro GmbH continued to translate these books into German, along with German-only Shadowrun books. FanPro LLC also published an English translation of The Dark Eye, but it did not fare well in the marketplace. Until early in 2007 FanPro was a publisher for fantasy books and various role playing games. The company owned licensing agreements with WizKids to produce the German-language versions of Classic BattleTech, Shadowrun, Pirates of the Spanish Main, and the "Clix" games of Mage Knight and HeroClix. In 2007 however the company first gave up its license of Das Schwarze Auge (the license went to Ulisses Spiele) and subsequently all the other licenses. Since then the company focuses on publishing books only, although it continues its preexisting novel-series for Das Schwarze Auge, Shadowrun and BattleTech.
- FanPro (właściwie Fantasy Productions), niemiecka firma, która zajmowała się publikowaniem gier (m.in. Shadowrun RPG) w latach 2001-2007. Wcześniej FanPro miało już doświadczenie z Shadowrunem - wydawało niemieckie tłumaczenia książek publikowanych przez FASA Wiz Kids,właściciel praw do nazwy Shadowrun, podpisało umowę z niemiecką firmą FanPro, na mocy której licencja Shadowrun RPG była rozwijana przez FP. Pierwszy wydany przez FanPro dodatek: Year of the Comet, (premiera na konwencie GenCon w 2001 roku). Warto wspomnieć, że zanim prawa do Shadowrun RPG przekazano Catalyst Game Labs, FanPro zdążyło opublikować Shadowrun, 4th Edition.
- right Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (FanPro) — немецкая компания-издатель, в 1990-2000-х годах выпускавшая ролевые игры. Базируется в Эркрате, ФРГ. Компания была основана в 1983 году Ульрихом Кизовом (Ulrich Kiesow), Вернером Фуксом (Werner Fuchs) и Гансом Иоахимом Альперсом (Hans Joachim Alpers) и занималась выпуском металлических миниатюр. Когда издательство «Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH», выпускавшее ролевую игру «Das Schwarze Auge», созданную Кизовом, обанкротилось в 1997 году, FanPro сама стала издавать игру, включившись таким образом в индустрию ролевых игр. В 2001 году, когда закрылась компания FASA, FanPro основала в Чикаго дочернюю компанию FanPro LLC (известна также как FanPro USA или Fantasy Productions USA). FanPro LLC приобрела права на издание на английском языке книг по Shadowrun и BattleTech, а также стала издавать эти игры на немецком. В 2001-05 годах FanPro LLC выпустила более дюжины новых и переизданных книг по Shadowrun, а в 2005 году вышла новая, четвёртая редакция игры. Также было выпущено значительное количество книг по BattleTech, в том числе в 2006 году — «Total Warfare», первая из книг новой редакции. FanPro LLC выпускала также игру «The Dark Eye» — английский перевод «Das Schwarze Auge», которая, однако, не слишком хорошо показала себя на рынке. В 2007 году компания начала выходить из бизнеса. Лицензия на «Das Schwarze Auge» была уступлена Ulisses Spiele, а затем FanPro рассталась и с остальными играми. В 2008 году компания прекратила выпуск игр и сосредоточилась на издании художественной литературы.
- pl:FanPro Fantasy Productions Medienvertriebsgesellschaft GmbH (aka FanPro ) is a German game company based in Erkrath producing the German-language versions of Shadowrun. In 2001, when FASA closed, a sister company based in Chicago named FanPro LLC was founded. FanPro LLC initially licensed the rights to produce English-language Shadowrun books in early 2001. From 2001 to 2005, FanPro LLC released over a dozen original Shadowrun titles and reprinted core titles that FASA had originally released. In 2005, FanPro LLC released Shadowrun, Fourth Edition. Likewise, FanPro LLC continued to release new Classic BattleTech books in English, and in 2006 released Total Warfare, the first in a series of revised full-color books for Classic BattleTech. FanPro GmbH continued to translate these books into German, along with German-only Shadowrun books. In 2006 internal production issues at FanPro slowed or halted the release of a number of books. In 2007 WizKids transferred the licenses for both Shadowrun and Classic Battletech to Catalyst Game Labs. In 2008 Catalyst released a number of books for both games, and continues to produce material for both games under licence from Topps (since Topps shut WizKids down as a separate entity).
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