Vote For Best Official Guide

Our new poll asks which official Wing Commander game guide is your favorite. The choices are limited to books written in English, but the selection is diverse and covers a wide range of writing styles, formats and Wing Commander history. From the in-universe narrative of WC1&2's guide to the technical analysis presented in the Playtesters' guides, each one is chock full of valuable information. You can find more data on all the different Wing Commander books here: English, German, Czech and more!

Our latest poll asked which games fans most wanted to see on GameTap next. Wing Commander 3 took the top spot. With WC1, WC2 & WC4 already available to play, Wingnuts seem eager to get the main games out of the way. Privateer came in with a strong second place vote. Although no date has been attached to that one, P1 was actually the first WC game announced for the GameTap service.

Point of Origin: Vol. II, No. 20

It had to happen sooner or later - a Point of Origin newsletter that doesn't mention Wing Commander! We've included it for posterity... and because it answers another important question: why is mozzarella cheese so stretchy when heated? It's that kind of an issue - a short "holiday" edition (July 4th is Independence Day and Richard Garriott's birthday) which focuses on a recent New York trade show.

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!

Point of Origin
Vol. II, No. 20 - July 2, 1992 Contents Bytes from the Big Apple
Dear Point Man
Where Are They Now?
Who Are They Now?
On the Spike
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