Well I don’t know about you, but I am completely overwhelmed with the release of information today! First we had the embargo dropped and we were flooded with information from the Fan Site Summit #2. Then we had so much released on the official SWTOR.com web that I don’t know where to begin. Continue reading »

Larry Everett Brings It
Roxanne couldn’t make it this episode, but we got Larry Everett (The Republic, Massively) to fill the third seat, which was great when we started our retrospective talk about following SWTOR because he’s been tracking this game since it was just a twinkle in BioWare’s eye. Bonus: three-minute blooper reel where Kathy cannot get through the outro.
FACT OR FICTION: Can you pick out the confirmed fact from the tall tales? This week’s challenge concerns companions, pre-ordering, and PvP.
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BioWare Head Honchos Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk told Eurogamer.net that when it comes to game and marketing decisions, dissatisfied fans should not point the finger of blame at EA Games.
OK, we admit that we here at Corellian Run Radio have been guilty of doing exactly that. Mea culpa, BioWare Doctors.
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Gamesindustry.biz caught up with Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk at last week’s Eurogamer 2011. This lengthy interview focuses on SWTOR and covers a broad range of topics:
- Getting ready for launch
- Some of the amusing things players do that surprised them
- The decision to go with monthly subscriptions and a look at the free-to-play model
- How the Star Wars IP has affected game development
- Future plans for BioWare
The article is available for free online, but you will have to create an account to read it.
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Just in time for Santa
It’s the release date episode! We each recount our stories of where we were and how we found out, as people do for significant events such as the JFK assassination or the Space Shuttle tragedy. Wildly inappropriate.
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