The CRPG Addict Reviews Ultima: Escape from Mount Drash (And Another Ultima Clone)
The CRPG Addict reviews Ultima: Escape from Mount Drash, and confirms once again just how bad of a game it really is.
The CRPG Addict reviews Ultima: Escape from Mount Drash, and confirms once again just how bad of a game it really is.
Activision has resurrected Sierra as a publishing label, and it has been announced that a new King’s Quest is in development. Also, something about Geometry Wars.
New at the Origin Gallery: a partial interview with Richard Garriott, accompanied by an NPC creation/submission form for Ultima 4.
Origin historian Pix remarks upon a remarkably frank admission made by Sierra in one of their InterActions publications.
Portalarium recently added four new developers to the Shroud of the Avatar team. Here’s why it’s a big deal.
The Digital Antiquarian sets out to dispel some of the myths and legends surrounding Ultima: Escape from Mount Drash.
The Digital Antiquarian has continued his chronicle of the history of Ultima with a look at the founding of Origin Systems.
The Digital Antiquarian has had a bit to say about Ultima since last we checked in with him.
There’s little more than needs to be said, apart from the fact that you — all of you, good Dragons and Dragonettes — need to read this article at Ars Technica in its entirety....
As I mentioned in this post, the first three computer games I ever played, and then within the span of about eighteen months (and I can’t have been 7 years old at the end...