Chris Roberts Continues in Film Industry

AD over at the Chat Zone noticed Chris Roberts has taken his Point of No Return film company one step further with a collaboration called Ascendant Pictures. This seems to be a strategic alliance to ensure focus and completion of their entertainment projects.

With its cinematic quality, clearly developed storylines and well-known actors, the Wing Commander series created a whole new genre within the gaming industry known as the "interactive movie." By 1995, the Wing Commander series had generated well over $110 million in revenues, and from 1990 to 1995, the series accounted for more than 60% of OSI’s revenue. In addition to selling more than 3 million units worldwide by 1995, the Wing Commander series won a record setting number of gaming awards. In 1990, Wing Commander was named “Game of the Year” by both Omni and Computer Gaming World. A year later, Wing Commander II was awarded similar honors, winning “Game of the Year” from Tilt magazine (France) and “Best Action/Adventure Game” from Computer Game Review. To date, the Wing Commander series has generated over $400 million in revenues.

LOAF Must be an Insider

LOAF got snagged in one of the photographs from IGN's Freelancer inside look. You can catch him here. That's a mighty square box of tissues. IGN and the CIC's Freelancer previews are both still available here and here.

WCPolaroids: Dekker (1/1)

Dekker apparently feels the need to prove that he still has two arms.