Cool Interviews: Richard Garriott
Cool Interviews caught up with Richard Garriott for a chat about his travels into space and his thoughts on the future of private space travel.
Cool Interviews caught up with Richard Garriott for a chat about his travels into space and his thoughts on the future of private space travel.
The Martha Stewart website has the Richard Garriott segment from the Martha Stewart Show’s fifth season available for viewing online.
Matt Barton had a few more questions for Richard Garriott.
Raph Koster has sent the manuscript for his revised version of “A Theory of Fun” off to the publisher.
In a short interview at Critical Path, Richard Garriott explains why, in his view, video games are the most powerful medium for conveying social messages to people, moreso than movies or even books.
In a short interview at Critical Path, Richard Garriott explains how he coined the use of the term “avatar” to mean a digital representation of oneself.
Origin historian Pix remarks upon a remarkably frank admission made by Sierra in one of their InterActions publications.
Many more photos and sketches from Chris “Binky” Launius, whom kindly allowed the Ultima Codex to re-post photographs of his collection of Origin Systems artwork.
Warren Spector has been busy over the last week or so, and not just because he accepted a teaching position with the University of Texas’ game design programme.
Chris “Binky” Launius kindly allowed the Ultima Codex to re-post photographs of his collection of Origin Systems booklets and paintings.
The Digital Antiquarian has continued his chronicle of the history of Ultima with a look at the founding of Origin Systems.