Notes from Ultima 9’s Development
Scans of Ultima 9-related package design and patch development notes.
Tagged: Origin Systems
Hearth of Britannia: Guessing Games, Table Updates, and More!
Rustic Dragon updated the Hearth of Britannia website a few more times over the weekend, and has launched a guessing game whereby interested fans can attempt to guess the activities, guests, and prizes that his upcoming event will feature.
Richard Garriott: Few Regrets
Richard Garriott was asked, via Twitter, as to whether he harboured any major regrets about the Ultima series.
Shroud of the Avatar: Interview with Starr Long at IHateMMORPGs
Miguelito at IHateMMORPGs sat down with Shroud of the Avatar executive producer Starr Long to chat about Origin Systems, Shroud of the Avatar, and Lord Blackthorn’s favourite games.
Extra Life 2013: Origin Systems Fans, Unite!
Extra Life takes place on November 2nd this year. Let’s put together a team of Origin Systems fans and raise money for the Children’s Miracle Network!
Starr Long Joins Portalarium as Shroud of the Avatar’s Executive Producer
MMORPG development veteran and former Origin Systems developer Starr Long has signed on with Portalarium as the executive producer for Shroud of the Avatar.
GDMag’s Top 30 Developers of All Time Naturally Includes Origin Systems
Game Developer Magazine may have closed its doors, but in its final issue it gave a shout out to the top 30 game developers of all time (in its view). Naturally, both Origin Systems and Looking Glass Studios ended up on the list
New Gallery: Ultima 1 (1986) Manual Design Boards
Original design boards for the manual from the 1986 re-release of Ultima 1.
Pix’s Origin Adventures: Five Years Running
Origin historian Pix is celebrating five years of Origin adventures.
The Digital Antiquarian: Ultima III in Pictures
The Digital Antiquarian has continued his retrospective look at Origin Systems and the Ultima games with a pictoral feature about Ultima 3.
Sierra: “We Probably Didn’t Treat Garriott As Well As We Did Some Other Authors”
Origin historian Pix remarks upon a remarkably frank admission made by Sierra in one of their InterActions publications.
