Shroud of the Avatar: April 30th Dev Hangout Notes
Notes from the April 30th, 2013 Shroud of the Avatar dev hangout session on Google+.
Notes from the April 30th, 2013 Shroud of the Avatar dev hangout session on Google+.
At least in its concept phase, the setting of Shroud of the Avatar was evidently called “New Britannia”. Is this still the case?
The Ultima Codex takes a look back at the news concerning Richard Garriott and Portalarium from 2012.
Richard Garriott’s Portalarium has layed off a number of its staff. Is the company in trouble?
Games.com interviewed Richard Garriott about the recent partnership that was announced between Portalarium and Zynga.
TGN, the parent company of Stratics, and Stephen Emond sat down with Richard Garriott for a two-hour interview, most of which was about the Ultimate RPG.
Richard Garriott sat down with the folks at MMORPG.com to talk about his vision for the Ultimate RPG (also possibly known as New Britannia).
Richard Garriott’s game development company, Portalarium, has completed a Series A financing round, in which it raised $7 million to support the development of its upcoming games.
The Portalarium website was updated a while ago, with a slightly refined look and a new section concerning Richard Garriott’s “Ultimate RPG”. There’s not much there, but the logo will be at once familiar and new to Ultima fans.
EA’s communications chief, Jeff Brown, has spoken out at IndustryGamers and stated that there have been no talks between EA and Richard Garriott…about Ultima Online, at least.