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Asteroids Rock!
Today's poll asks which Wing Commander games have your favorite asteroids. This might be because you prefer the challenge of dodging tightly packed rocks in one game, or you could vote based on the relative ease of cruising through a field in another game. There are quite a variety of asteroids featured in the Wing Commander series, so think hard and then hit the Discuss link to tell the world how you decided.
The last poll asked which official guide was your favorite. While a bit different from the other choices, the Wing Commander Movie's Confederation Handbook took first place. The handbook's always been quite impressive with its huge color section and detailed movie backstory. The combined guide for WCI&II was virtually tied for the top spot as well. It's written as an impressive narrative walkthrough of the earlier games. WC3 and Prophecy's guide also ended up with a strong 3rd and 4th place showing. In general, voters voted for the guides that added the most new fiction and information to the universe.
| What's your favorite official Wing Commander guide? |
| WCI&II Ultimate Strategy Guide |
21.97% |
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| Privateer Playtesters' Guide |
7.78% |
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| Armada Playtesters' Guide |
1.83% |
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| Origin's Official Guide to WCIII |
13.73% |
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| Authorized Combat Guide to WCIII |
5.95% |
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| Origin's Official Guide to WCIV |
10.98% |
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| Origin's Official Guide to P2:TD |
3.20% |
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| Prophecy: Official Strategy Guide |
12.13% |
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| Terran Confederation Handbook |
22.43% |
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| Ended on December 2, 2007 | 437 votes |
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Point of Origin: Vol. III, No. 33
The year seems to be starting out well, according to the February 26th, 1993 issue of Point of Origin. Both EA and the industry at large are interested in expanding the game development market in Austin, seemingly a direct result of Origin's past successes -- and we all know how that turned out!
A very special thanks to Joe Garrity of the Origin Museum for making this resource available and to Electronic Arts for sending them to him in the first place!
- "End-Quote" has a few words of praise for the screensaver: "ORIGIN FX gets a nice mention in France's Generation 4, which writes: 'ORIGIN FX is simply fabulous and easy to use. With all the options, even the new user can obtain impressive results.' Not quite how we'd say it, but okay."
- Still Growing describes new employees: "Greg Gidel is working on Wing Commander for the FM Towns machine. Originally from Illinois, Greg's a long-time EA fan (Bard's Tale) as well as Ultima player."
- One of the responses in Dear Point Man describes plans for personalizing the new office: "Not only do we want a place to show all our awards, we want to have a couple of other spots in the building that would make interesting tour stops--places like the Wall of Fame in Customer Service, a 'Rogue's Gallery' of bizarre art from our artists, and an ORIGIN history area with Akalabeth, Wing Commander design plans, pirate copies of Ultima... things like that."
- Finally, the March, 1993 CGW Reader Poll lists Wing Commander II at #6.
Point of Origin
Vol. III, No. 33 - February 26, 1993
Contents
"End-Quote"
EA Holds World Art Conference
Misc.
Room to Talk
In the Library
Bio: Kay Stringer
Ticker
Dear Point Man
NEWS.TXT
Still Growing
CGW Reader Poll
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