Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk, in an interview with Joystiq about online gaming monetization models, dropped a small teaser about an upcoming free-to-play project that BioWare (or one of their sub-studios) have in the works.
After 9 years, 4 months and 29 days, Dino the Dark Dragon has announced that he is ceasing posting updates to Dino’s Ultima Page for the foreseeable future.
The annual Christmas reflection, a piece I publish every year to mark the occasion of Christ’s birth. Oh, and something vaguely Ultima-related as well, because it’s that kind of website.
Former Origin employee Rhea Shelley is selling a bunch of Origin merchandise in a series of eBay auctions. Time is running out, so act fast if you want to get in on the deal(s)!
Firstknight has released a number of comparison screenshots demonstrating the dramatic changes that Beautiful Britannia has made to Ultima 9!
Voyager Dragon, after many years of silence, has updated the webpage of The Exodus Project, his Ultima 3 upgrade, with a very colourful screenshot from Ultima 3.
Hank the Ranger maintains a Blogspot blog dedicated to Ultima 6 Online, and which certainly seems like a pretty comprehensive guide to the game.
History-of-interactive-entertainment blogger The Digital Antiquarian has published a series of articles about Richard Garriott, Akalabeth (the proto-Ultima!), and California Pacific, the company that gave Garriott his first big break.
The Ultima 6 Online client has been updated just in time for a brand new, massive in-game event that promises to fill Britannia’s seas with terror!
The weekend round-up of news related to Risen 2: Dark Waters, the upcoming (semi-?)open-world RPG from Piranha Bytes, makers of the original Gothic games and long-time Ultima fans.
