Even More Ultima Manga!
Blu3vib3 and RACapowski have begun translating another Ultima manga, this one purportedly about the tale of the downfall of Magincia.
Author: WtF Dragon
Updated: Pix's Ultima Patcher and Xarton Dragon's Portable Ultima Patches
It’s almost like they were expecting GOG to release Ultima 7… …that’s right, Dragons and Dragonettes: both Pix’s Ultima Patcher for Windows and Xarton Dragon’s more cross-platform Portable Ultima Patches have been updated to...
So, Because GOG's Ultima 7 Complete Doesn't Include the Map and Cluebook for Serpent Isle…
The Good Old Games version of Serpent Isle evidently doesn’t come with the map or cluebook included as extras. Until such time as I can work with GOG to get these things added to the list of extras for the game, you can find links to both in this article.
Ultima 7 on SNES: Introduction and Endgame
The introduction and ending sequences from the SNES port of Ultima 7.
Hollywood Style: The Black Gate and Serpent Isle
A pair of fan-made, Hollywood-style trailers for both parts of Ultima 7.
Ultima 7 in the Origin FX Screensaver
A video of the Ultima 7 content from the Origin FX Screensaver package.
The Original Serpent Isle Introduction
The original introductory movie produced by Denis Loubet for Serpent Isle. Longer and cooler.
The Bad Ending to Ultima 7
The alternate (and bad, as in: evil) ending to Ultima 7, triggered by using the Black Gate instead of destroying it.
Ultima 7 (Including Serpent Isle) Released on Good Old Games
Ultima 7 and Serpent Isle are available for download from Good Old Games.
Rather Infrequent Open Thread
The no longer anywhere near nightly open discussion thread at Ultima Aiera.
How To See the Source Code of the Original Ultima 1
Odkin figured out how to get a look at the Apple II source code, using only Apple II OS commands and the original game data files. While I can’t post his findings (e.g. the actual game code) here, his explanation of his method is something anyone with an original copy of Ultima and an Apple II could follow.
