Shroud of the Avatar Adds a Subscription Option
Portalarium have introduced a monthly subscription (of sorts) for Shroud of the Avatar.
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MMORPG.com: Richard Garriott Sits with the Texas Story Project to Talk About His Career in Gaming
The Texas Story Project brings us a short interview with Portalarium’s Richard Garriott about his career in gaming.
US Gamer: How the Ultima Trilogy Took a Genre from Tabletop to Hi-Tech
US Gamer takes a look at how the Ultima series took tabletop gaming as an inspiration and created a video gaming phenomenon out of it.
Shroud of the Avatar – Update of the Avatar #288
Shroud of the Avatar – Update of the Avatar #288 – Aether Creatures
New Book: Braving Britannia – Tales of Life, Love, and Adventure in Ultima Online
Comic book artist, video game writer, and author Wes Locher has just released a non-fiction book that may be of interest to many of you. Entitled Braving Britannia: Tales of Life, Love, and Adventure in...
Shroud of the Avatar – Update of the Avatar #287
Shroud of the Avatar – Update of the Avatar #287 – Episode 2 Stretch Goal Store & More
Spam Spam Spam Humbug 107 – Made-Up Languages in Video Games
After too long of an absence, we return to discuss some of the made-up languages that have appeared in video games over the years.
New Book Announced: Through the Moongate – The Story of Richard Garriott, Origin Systems Inc. & Ultima
Enrico Ricciardi — you may recall his Ultima-themed girly calendar from some years ago — has posted an exciting update in the Ultima Dragons group on Facebook: As I had previously communicated to you, I am helping...
Kotaku: The Story Behind Ultima’s Morality
Though it was initially surprising to see Kotaku — which site is not exactly known for being able to see that far back in time, as far as gaming history is concerned — put a...
Shroud of the Avatar – Update of the Avatar #286
Shroud of the Avatar – Update of the Avatar #286 – Release 55 & Portalarium’s Quarter 3 Update
Review: Raph Koster’s “Postmortems”
A review of Raph Koster’s postmortems, or as much of it as I’ve read at any rate.
