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Shadowrun dev’s new project is Golem Arcana
As promised, Harebrained Schemes is preparing to launch a Kickstarter for its next big thing – Golem Arcana.
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Shadowrun Returns dev wants to avoid a "Han shot first" situation
The world has changed since Shadowrun was first conceived of, and a lot of the future its creator envisioned has been proved incorrect, but he’s not going to pull a George Lucas and mess with canon fans hold dear.
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Shadowrun Returns: capturing the tabletop vibe
Shadowrun Returns takes the turn-based RPG template back to its hardcore roots. VG247’s Dave Cook speaks with Harebrained Schemes founder Jordan Weisman to learn more.
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Shadowrun Returns dev explains 'classless' system, details role skills
Shadowrun Returns may be delayed to allow more time for polishing, but that hasn’t stopped creative director at Harebrained Schemes Jordan Weisman from talking about the game’s classless progression system and role skills.
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Shadowrun Online Kickstarter adds pay-to-own revenue model, releases first gameplay footage
Cliffhanger Productions has announced additions to its Shadowrun Online Kickstarter project, and has released two new videos detailing gameplay and plans for missions and campaigns.
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Cliffhanger takes to Kickstarter with Shadowrun Online
Cliffhanger Productions has formed a Kickstarter for Shadowrun Online, the top-down title the firm announced back in October.
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Shadowrun Returns to have branching story, may one day be multiplayer
Harebrained Schemes boss Jordan Weisman has let slip a few details of upcoming, crowd-funded RPG revival, Shadowrun Returns.
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Shadowrun Returns Kickstarter hits $1.1 million, new rewards offered
As promised, a Linux version of Shadowrun Returns is on the way – but Harebrained Schemes has promised even more goodies, exclusively for the project’s backers.
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Shadowrun creator may turn to Crimson Skies next
Jordan Weisman is looking at reviving his 1930’s air pirate property Crimson Skies after Shadowrun Returns.
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Bungie Aerospace revealed as small developer initiative
Bungie Aerospace is an initiative to partner with small developers to help them make mobile and social games – and to let those in the Bungie.net community know about some Bungie-approved games worth playing, according to Kotaku.
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FASA founder says Microsoft "destroyed" its development culture after acquisition
FASA Interactive founder Jordan Weisman, has said that after his studio was acquired by Microsoft, it “destroyed” the development culture of the firm and almost did the same to Bungie. “When Microsoft bought FASA Interactive and incorporated it into Microsoft… the two reasons they bought us was, one, they wanted the catalog of intellectual properties […]
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Crimson Skies could be next in FASA revival
FASA founder Jordan Weisman has told Gamespot that Xbox flight-combat oldie Crimson Skies may be brought back to life as a result of the ongoing fortunes of his new company, Smith & Tinker.“Most of my time is invested in [Smith & Tinker], but in the wee hours of the night, I spend time thinking about […]
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MechWarrior is full reboot - screens, details, movie, AWESOME
IGN’s gone live with full details, screens, a proper movie and an interview on what has now been confirmed as a full MechWarrior reboot, and it looks very fucking cool.The PC and 360 game is set on the planet Deshler in the year 3015, and places players in the role of Adrian Khol, a wayward […]
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Shadowrun Returns dev wants to avoid a “Han shot first” situation
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Shadowrun Returns dev explains ‘classless’ system, details role skills
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Shadowrun Online Kickstarter adds pay-to-own revenue model, releases first gameplay footage
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Shadowrun Returns to have branching story, may one day be multiplayer
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Shadowrun Returns Kickstarter hits $1.1 million, new rewards offered
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FASA founder says Microsoft “destroyed” its development culture after acquisition
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MechWarrior is full reboot – screens, details, movie, AWESOME