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- Black Hawk Down
There's a Wes
Eckhart Q&A on GameSpy.com talking with the producer of Delta Force:
Black Hawk Down about NovaLogic's upcoming tactical shooter set in Somalia.
They discuss how the game is not licensed from the book and movie of the
same title, the goal of the game, realism, missions, influences, vehicles,
AI, and more.
- Knights Of The Old Republic
HomeLan Fed's Knights Of The Old Republic
Q&A talks with LucasArts' Mike Gallo and BioWare's Casey Hudson
about their upcoming Star Wars RPG. Topics include the origins of this collaboration,
the game's story, character generation, locations, NPCs, skills and force
powers, UGFs, the engine, differences between the PC and Xbox versions, and
more.
- Earth & Beyond
RPG Vault's Earth & Beyond Q&A #12
talks with EA's Rade Stojsavljevic and Maria Hamilton about this month's PvP
content update and other goings-on in their outer-space MMORPG.
- Neuro
The Neuro
Q&A on ToTheGame talks with Michael Rakhaev and Sergey Mironov of
3DMAP Games about their upcoming shooter set in the same continuity as
Homeplanet, their upcoming space sim. Topics include the plot, enemies, AI,
weapons, environments, the engine, and more.
- Rise of Nations
There's a
Rise of Nations Q&A on Rise of Nations Planet talking with Dave
Inscore of Big Huge Games about their upcoming RTS game. They discuss his
art background, his history in game development, PC graphics, consoles, and
more.
- Lionheart
RPG Vault's Lionheart Q&A #1
kicks off another of their series' of gang Q&As, asking the development
team on this upcoming RPG the following: "Based on your personal
preferences as a player what are one or two of your favorite traits, and
what makes them particularly interesting or attractive?"
- Horizons
HomeLan Fed's Horizons 3D-Texture Artist Q&A
continues their series of conversations with the developers of Artifact's
upcoming MMORPG. Today they grill Matt Milizia about his work on textures
for the game, his past gaming and development experiences, what he is
currently at work on, and more.
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