CNN has put together large articles on Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar. It covers a little bit of Ultima IV, and is probably one of the highest-profile pieces done on U4E within the mainstream media, even if it’s in CNN’s Gaming and Gadgets section.
Earlier today, a new UO Producer’s Letter was posted on the UO Herald.
I’ve posted a write-up about my thoughts as a current UO player, but I’ll just say this much now: It’s been too long, and I’m echoing what others have said, but we finally have a letter that sounds like it was written by the producer of an MMORPG.
Ultima Forever (U4E) will most likely be offering Android tablet support for Ultima Forever: Quest for the Avatar, and it will be utilizing micro-transaction and payment services such as Live Gamer.
Richard Garriott is requesting player feedback about Player vs Player combat (PVP) and player housing.
The Ultima Online Development Tracker is live at uodev.UltimaCodex.com. What is the UO Development Tracker? Newer MMORPGs, like BioWare’s own Star Wars: The Old Republic, all have development trackers. It’s one of those things...
The Ultima Forever team has released a map of the Town of Britain.
So you probably have a lot of questions about Ultima Forever…
Paul Barnett posted a couple of photos of the new cloth map and Virtue cards online.
Massively published an interview with Paul Barnett, where he compared Ultima Forever to the Dragon Age and Baldur’s Gate titles.
