AMG has updated its site to make it much easier to find Star Wars games like Legion and X-wing, along with Marvel Crisis protocol rules and updates!
AMG has some really awesome games, and before, the site was a little difficult to search through. Luckily, they listened to the community and went re-designed the site, making it much easier to navigate, and more importantly, they broke the site down into their main different games.
Before, it was mainly just Marvel Crisis Protocol stuff (which is awesome), but all the games have thier own sections now, and is much easier to see.
AMG Updated Its Site & It’s Easier to Find Your Games!
If you play any of the Star Wars games, this is so much nicer than before, as often the page was dominated by MCP. Now, you can just click on any of the links to get rules, assembly instructions, and so much more!
As we said, this isn’t game-breaking, but just super nice to have a company give out stuff and make it easier to see.
Obviously, they aren’t going to leave out MCP! You can get all the rules, gallery, shop, how to assemble, and all the transmissions, which really show off everything on the way!
The rules forum is just nice to see, and obviously, you need the shop if you want to buy stuff!
They also have all the new articles coming out right on the page, so even easier.
They also kept the normal search area if you just want to use that. Overall, this is just really cool, and we always like to see companies making things easier for hobbyists!
Check Out the Updated Site Here!
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