All necrons would have the face of Arnold Swarzanegger

, or however you spell his name xD
I saw this and ROTFL....."its not a tumah!":laugh:
Anyway. I agree with Baron and others. This is an excellent topic, as I have wondered the same thing myself. I also think the game would have been very different. I do believe it would have at least boycotted. The conservative groups have gone after all the role playing games in the past. A game with "daemons", they would be all over that. I also think the game would have been stripped to bare bones. No DH, no WH, no Dark Eldar, no Daemons. You see where this is going. I can back the American corporate way of thinking theory with a personal experience:
I used to play another mini game called Mage Knight. It was an excellent game created in the same way as Warhammer found its origins, just a couple of hardcore gamers wanting to make a mini game with the collectibility of a CCG. They were sold as pre-painted 6 figure boosters that were randomly filled with 1 rare(strong), 2 uncommon (Standard) and 3 commons(weak). Then the company went big beacuse Mage Knight was a hit. After releasing many expansions and setting up established fluff that was on par with other games, the company messed up. Corporate greed, now overseen by a Board, decided to expand out and pick up new lines. A few were awesome: Heroclix (Marvel, DC, Indy), Mechwarrior, and a few.....well not so much: Creepy Freaks, Shadowrun, Crimsion Skies, and MLB Clix (don't ask, sports don't do well as mini games). With SALES falling, the Board decided to relaunch Mage Knight as Mage Knight 2.0! It was bad: discarding rules, making older figures unplayable (some of which people like me paid alot of money for), and introducing styrene card "artifacts". Sales continued to drop. After allowing power creep to overpower the game, it finally broke. The company announced it was ceasing production of Mage Knight, to follow "the companies new core direction".....no more prize support, no more tourneys....ect, with that the original owners/designers left as well. After more dwindling sales, the Board decided the company was lost, and liquidated it, taking their sizable severance bonuses and heading out to ruin more American made games.
Point of my long story, is as someone else said. American corporations would have bought it, changed it when sales fell, and dumped it when it became unprofitable....