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Really? That's really interesting. Do you have any more info/background how it came to be that he wrote them (and only them?)
by eviluncle 12y ago
Really? That's really interesting. Do you have any more info/background how it came to be that he wrote them (and only them?)
- pcthrowaway 12y agoI don't know anything more than that he was involved with writing the insults in MI1 and had some involvement in several other LucasArts games including the Dig, which I never played.
- rantanplan 12y agoAh The Dig. Such a nice premise, but a very disapointing execution.
- kabouseng 12y agoWhy do you say that, I quite enjoyed it, way way back... :D
- rantanplan 12y agoWell I do have fond memories of it, I just try to forget the awkward parts. Especially the weird [dinosaur|dragon|bird]-like higher beings that you manage to wake up. They had a nice sci-fi premise and ruined it with some fairy tale mumbo-jumbo. I do remember though that it had, some harder than usual(for a Lucas Arts game) puzzles, that I really enjoyed.
- aidenn0 12y ago> They had a nice sci-fi premise and ruined it with some fairy tale mumbo-jumbo. A common criticism of Card.
- m_st 12y agoHere you go: http://www.gamefront.com/gaming-todays-exclusive-interview-with-author-orson-scott-card/ http://www.gamefront.com/gaming-todays-exclusive-interview-w... (found through Wikipedia)