The Watch Richard Garriott Wore to Space
The Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk. In case you were wondering what sort of watch Richard Garriott wore to space, you can now say with certainty that you know. Bonus Video: Lord British himself introducing...
Category: Ex-Origin
Paul Neurath on the Fragments of Silicon Podcast
OtherSide Entertainment’s Paul Neurath was evidently a recent guest on the Fragments of Silicon podcast. “…our guest, a legend of the industry Paul Neurath is currently starting up production on a reboot to the...
Super Bunnyhop Interviews Starr Long and Richard Garriott at Dragoncon 2014
(Hat tip: Infinitron Dragon)
Richard Garriott and Starr Long To Deliver a Talk at Georgia Tech This Friday
Richard Garriott and Starr Long will be presenting a talk on video game development at the Georgia Institute of Technology this coming Friday.
Starr Long Will Discuss Crowdfunding, Shroud of the Avatar at GDC Next
Starr Long will be discussing crowdfunding and crowdsourcing — using Shroud of the Avatar as an example — at GDC Next in November.
The Family Garriott Take the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge
Someone challenged Richard Garriott and his family — apart from baby Ronin, of course — to undergo the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
Warren Spector: “[G]amers simply need to demand more and better games…”
MemoryLeak interviewed Warren Spector recently, who again offered his usual message about the state of video games today: “There’s a lot of sameness in commercial games and apps — a lot of slam-bang-action blockbusters...
Eurogamer Interviews Paul Neurath about Underworld Ascension
Eurogamer sat down with OtherSide Entertainment’s Paul Neurath for a chat about Underworld Ascension. In it, we learn the exact nature of OtherSide’s arrangement with EA.
Congratulations to the Garriott de Cayeux Family As They Welcome Their Second Child
The Garriott de Cayeux family have welcomed their second child, Ronin, into the world as of Monday.
Pimps and Dragons: Ultima Online Profiled in The New Yorker, Circa 2001
A 2001 article from news magazine The New Yorker’s “Department of Gaming”, which looks at the development and culture of Ultima Online.
