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I can't recall if this was the same version or not, but I know that at one point we'd brought Tracey Hickman (from the Dragonlance novels) in to help work on a Privateer version - P3 or Privateer Online I can't recall, but I think he was on site for a few weeks at least working with us.

Heehee, that picture of Chris was taken at a New Year's party at my house...I believe it was the Y2K party, IIRC!

Well, Wing Commander: Prophecy was marketed as "The Ultimate Space Combat Simulator" or some such...except for, you know, the one that came after it...

Also, at the risk of getting anyone too excited, Dave's assertion that the original models are "lost" because they're in Power Animator is not completely correct - Alias has written a plugin that will convert old PowerAnimator files into current Maya files, which is how I've converted some of my...

"Cerebus the Aardvark" was an indie comic book by Dave Sim which recently concluded its 300-issue run, all written and drawn (I think) by Sim. Originally meant as a parody of Barry Windsor-Smith's Conan comics, the series followed the exploits of a barbarian aardvark across primitive lands...

Hmmm...let's see...the body of the ship was kind of inspired by the slide/barrel of a .45 pistol, you know, the old GI issue one. The original idea I had for the way the ship would maneuver was to have the big engine pods rotate independently around the lateral axis, while the big jutting...

I'm pretty sure the Cerberus was designed and built exclusively for SO; we wanted something pretty different from the standard WC design motif. Mark Vearrier and I discussed some ideas and I suggested we look at some real-world things that would be the basis for the design, and I threw out the...

I seem to recall that when I designed it I did in fact intend for them to be torpedo tubes, very much inspired by the nose-flanking tubes on a submarine.

Must be why he doesn't work there anymore...

If there were no coffee, there would be no Wing Commander games.