Talk:CORPS
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While not particularly important in the history of RPG's, CORPS was (is?) a commercially viable product that appeared on the shelves of many hobby stores. This page should not be deleted simply because its subject is more obscure than the average pen and paper RPG. The fact that the author of "Macho Women with Guns" and CORPS are one in the same should lend it some noteriaty.
- True, it was a commercially viable product and is still available as a PDF download like all other products from BTRC. It was part of the evolution of EABA
rework 2013[edit]
It looks like BTRC re-did CORPS as a gameworld for EABA v2 in 2013. Is there still a stand alone CORPS system any more? [1] Allegrorondo (talk) 15:51, 27 January 2017 (UTC)
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