Andy Panthro’s Ultima Textures for Minecraft Updated
Andy Panthro has updated his Ultima 6 and Ultima 7-inspired texture pack for Minecraft.
Tagged: Ultima
Zeph’s Ultima Textures (and Britannia Map) for Minecraft Updated
Zeph has a pair of updates that he wants you all to know about this week: he has updated his Minecraft texture pack again, and made quite a lot of progress with his Minecraft-based map of Britannia!
Concerning Legend of Grimrock (Slight Update!)
Legend of Grimrock, from Almost Human, is a dungeon-crawling RPG inspired (in part) by Ultima Underworld. And you can pre-order it now for 20% off what the list price will be!
Announcing: The Ultima Codex
The Ultima Codex, is the next phase in Ultima fandom online. I will no longer be posting news updates to this website. However, this site will remain online for the foreseeable future, both for reasons of posterity and as the home for the various project, utility, and patch downloads that were its beginning and which form its core. In time, these too will be moved over to The Ultima Codex, though it’s likely you’ll find them here for a long time to come as well.
Serpent Isle…in Italian!
Old Games Italia have released their Italian translation patch for Serpent Isle!
Back to Roots: Dungeons for Ultima 4
Fearyourself poses a question about how dungeon graphics in Back to Roots should be handled.
An Update on “Ultima Online: The Ultimate Collector’s Guide”
Stephen Emond has posted an update on his progress on his various projects to the Ultima Dragons Facebook page.
The Serpent Isle Remake Suffers a Setback
Thepal, having suffered a hard drive failure, has lost some of his progress on his Oblivion-based Serpent Isle remake. The incident has also given him a rather clever idea, however.
Back to Roots: Dungeon Combat and Musings
Fearyourself has more or less polished off the implementation of classic Ultima dungeons in Back to Roots, and is wondering what he should focus his efforts on next.
Check Out This Nuvie Screenshot!
A teasing Nuvie screenshot, demonstrating a full-screen interface with inventory and character gumps, was posted to the #nuvie IRC logs.
Good Old Games Is Now GOG.com
Good Old Games has rebranded itself, and is now known simply as GOG.com. They’ll still be selling all of the great classics of yesterday, but may feature newer titles as well in the future.
