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The Art and Making of Star Wars: The Old Republic by Daniel Erickson

The Art and Making of Star Wars: The Old Republic Daniel Erickson ebook
Page: 160
Format: pdf
ISBN: 9780811875004
Publisher: Chronicle Books LLC

Makeb will appear This attempt at compromise has had the unfortunate result of making everybody unhappy. The Art and Making of Star Wars: The Old Republic By Frank Parisi and Daniel Erickson Foreword by Penny Arcade 11 x 9 ½ in, 160pp, full-color, hardback. Star Wars: The Old Republic is a brand new massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) set in the Star Wars universe and expected to launch this winter. We knew Electronic Arts had spent a truck of money developing Star Wars: The Old Republic, but a report from the LA Times pegs the cost of BioWare's MMO debut at almost $200 million. When the server is down… If you're newly addicted to Star Wars: The Old Republic, you may be wondering, “ThinkGeek, when would I have time to read this book? Today, I want to give some love to The Art and Making of Star Wars: The Old Republic, which I was ecstatic to add to my collection this week. More than a decade later, and with seven studios employing more than a thousand people under Electronic Arts' BioWare Group brand -- BioWare was bought in 2008 by the Californian games giant -- they are still the developer to beat when it comes to strong stories and Speaking of intricately realised worlds, their next big release is Star Wars: The Old Republic -- three years in the making and reputed to be one of the most expensive games ever developed. However, this isn't the first time that EA will be publishing Star Wars games, as it's been responsible for publishing the well known Star Wars: The Old Republic and other Star Wars titles in the past. Star Wars: The Old Republic is being updated to include a rather inelegant solution to its lack of gay characters -- a planet called Makeb where all the homosexual elements of the galaxy can be found. Update: Current Old Republic subscribers now reflects the numbers on Electronic Arts' report. EA's president Frank Gibeau told that it'll use the services of three of its studios, BioWare, DICE, and Visceral for making new Star Wars titles. The deal will allow Electronic Arts to develop and publish brand new Star Wars videogames for multiple interactive platforms.