In the mid to late 1990s, the RPG craze ended (see History of role-playing games). Role-playing games were surpassed by trading card games (TCGs) such as Pokémon Trading Card Game and Magic: The Gathering; and most RPG magazines were transformed into TCG magazines, or simply discontinued and replaced with then-nascent Waifu culture magazines, with much to the dismay of RPG fans. This period is called the "Winter Age" of TRPGs by Japanese gamers. The "Thawing" or "Spring Age" spans from 1999-2003. Notable role-playing games of this age are Blade of Arcana (1999), Double Cross (2001), Night Wizard! (2002) and Alshard (2002). Role&Roll magazine was established in 2003. In 2007, Night Wizard! was adapted into an anime television series. Alshard's game system was expanded into a generic role-playing game system named Standard RPG System in 2006. They were all made by F.E.A.R., which grew to be one of the leading RPG companies in Japan. Console and computer RPGs and the rise of online gaming had a profound influence during this period. For example, Alshard is inspired by Final Fantasy and Arianrhod RPG (2004) is inspired by .hack, Ragnarok Online and alike. Story-oriented games are also influenced by various foreign role-playing games, such as Cyberpunk 2020, Torg and World of Darkness. Late 2000s and 2010s: resurgence by fan videos and web novels Since the late 2000s, RPG fan replay videos have grown in popularity on Niconico, a Japanese video hosting service. In the replay videos, popular RPGs are Western Call of Cthulhu and Paranoia. In 2013, Adventure Planning Service released Kill Death Business, a TV-show concept PvP RPG, and it quickly spread in Niconico. Also, the rise of web novels has been a major influence to the Japanese fantasy and RPG scene. Log Horizon TRPG was released in 2014. "Role-playing fiction" Red Dragon was animated under the moniker Chaos Dragon in 2015. Goblin Slayer TRPG was published in 2019. Replays Replays are RPG session logs arranged for reading, similar in style to light novels. A typical format of a replay goes as following: Game master: In this scene, you should think the reason why your PCs team up the party with each other. Amu: Well, I will visit Eiji's home, because Eiji became an adventurer. At last, he will repay the money he borrowed from me. Eiji: Hi, Amu. I became an adventurer at long last. Please lend your money to me