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Robot Blues, a Star of the Guardians novel by Margaret Weis and [[Don Perrin]], includes a Wing Commander reference. The novel was published in December 1996. | Robot Blues, a Star of the Guardians novel by Margaret Weis and [[Don Perrin]], includes a Wing Commander reference. The novel was published in December 1996. | ||
: ''One of Jeffrey Grant's favorite space simulator games was Wing Commander MCII, in which he flew a Claymore bomber on various glorious missions to keep the galaxy safe for commercial traffic. Grant had played this game a few hundred times and had won every time except the first, which he counted as just learning. And here was the Claymore--a real Claymore--not fifty meters away.'' | |||
One of Jeffrey Grant's favorite space simulator games was Wing Commander MCII, in which he flew a Claymore bomber on various glorious missions to keep the galaxy safe for commercial traffic. Grant had played this game a few hundred times and had won every time except | |||
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Latest revision as of 00:01, 8 August 2020
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| Roles | Assistant Designer Art Director |
Margaret Weis is a game developer credited with work on the Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game.
Star of the Guardians Reference
Robot Blues, a Star of the Guardians novel by Margaret Weis and Don Perrin, includes a Wing Commander reference. The novel was published in December 1996.
- One of Jeffrey Grant's favorite space simulator games was Wing Commander MCII, in which he flew a Claymore bomber on various glorious missions to keep the galaxy safe for commercial traffic. Grant had played this game a few hundred times and had won every time except the first, which he counted as just learning. And here was the Claymore--a real Claymore--not fifty meters away.
Images
DragonCon 2002
DragonCon 2002
DragonCon 2003
DragonCon 2003
DragonCon 2003
DragonCon 2003
DragonCon 2004
DragonCon 2004
Wing Commander Credits
- Wing Commander Collectible Trading Card Game - Assistant Design, Art Director
