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Morning Q&As | [Oct 28, 2004, 07:13 am ET] - 7 Comments |
- Neverwinter Nights
The
Neverwinter Nights Q&A on Neverwinter Vault talks with Jay Watamaniuk,
Rob Bartel, and Diarmid Clarke about the recently revealed plan to offer
premium Neverwinter Nights content for sale online: "Our aim is to keep the
cost of these modules reasonable - we're going to strive to ensure that the
content is always priced so our fans will feel they're getting a good value
for their money. Initially, the modules range in price from $USD 4.99 to
$USD 7.99, which you'll be able to pay by VISA or MasterCard. Once you have
purchased a module at the BioWare Store, you can go back anytime, log in
with your BioWare Community account, and download the product. Future
products available on the BioWare Community site may have different pricing
depending on what kinds of products are offered, and what sort of features
they have."
- Tabula Rasa
HomeLAN
Fed's Tabula Rasa Q&A talks with Richard "Lord British" Garriott about
NCsoft's upcoming MMORPG: "I think it will stand out for sure. Our game
plays and feels very different from a 'traditional' MMP. Finding an audience
was a little tricky at first (as it is with many projects at startup), but
we made the design refinements we needed to and are now very confident and
excited about launching Tabula Rasa to our audience."
- Flight of Fancy
The
Flight of Fancy Q&A on GBase talks with the folks from Russian Developer
Gaijin Entertainment about
Flight of Fancy,
their upcoming game that offers the opportunity to take on the role of a
dragon: "Yep, it will be a simulator of flight of a dragon, but with some I
shall add an arcade. We try to transfer a maximum of sensations from the
present flight, to give the player to feel, that it can fly, as in dream!
Playing for the winged pangolin you should fly by many grounds, carrying out
set of tasks. In game you will battle to other dragons, to attack locks of
forces of evil, and in every possible way to help humanity upon which
henchmen of black magic have fallen."
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