Jason Hardy a écrit:

I can't remember if I officially said this on Dumpshock before, but here it is: Shadows of Latin America, in the form in which it was written several years ago, will not be released in any way, at least not as long as I'm SR developer. It's old, it's obsolete, and the headaches involved in getting it into shape to be released are not worth the gain of having it out there.

As Bobby mentioned, though, SoLA was a significant source of info for the Sixth World Almanac, so you'll see good material in there. That means write-ups on Argentina, Aztlan, Amazonia, and Peru, along with maps of each individual nation. And of course, in that big, lovely, wonderful full-world map that will be included in the Almanac, you'll get a full map of the continent. And then there's War!, which will have quite a lot of information about the fine city of Bogota. So SoLA isn't coming out, but Latin America isn't being ignored.

Synner a écrit:

Since Catalyst has pulled the plug on the possibility of an official release, we are trying to (re)contact all the authors involved in the SoLA project to get their approval to release their material for non-commercial purposes. We already have a number of sections/chapters greenlit (incl. Paraguay, Argentina, Amazonia, the Corporate and Crime overviews, Panama, and Caracas) besides the ones posted. We could just release the drafts on Dumpshock and be done with it, but I was kind of hoping to get this laid out proper and presented as a full-blown unoffficial sourcebook.