Die Kollegen von Player of Games haben ein kurzes Interview mit Sean Clark, der derzeit an 'Vollgas 2' arbeitet geführt. Dabei geht es vor allem über die Anfänge der Adventures bei LucasArts.
Kleine Kostprobe:
How did the "point and click" adventure genre get started at LucasArts? Who would you point out as the person (or people) most responsible for the development of the genre?
[Sean Clark] That all happened slightly before I got here, but it really seemed to be mostly driven by Ron Gilbert. He wanted to remove the tedious "guess the right word" experiences that players had with typing-based interfaces that were typical in adventure games then. Ron was quite visionary in this respect, and really laid the groundwork for gameplay conventions we now take for granted.
Das komplette Interview gibt es hier zu finden.
Kleine Kostprobe:
How did the "point and click" adventure genre get started at LucasArts? Who would you point out as the person (or people) most responsible for the development of the genre?
[Sean Clark] That all happened slightly before I got here, but it really seemed to be mostly driven by Ron Gilbert. He wanted to remove the tedious "guess the right word" experiences that players had with typing-based interfaces that were typical in adventure games then. Ron was quite visionary in this respect, and really laid the groundwork for gameplay conventions we now take for granted.
Das komplette Interview gibt es hier zu finden.
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