Brett Douville, lead programmer for one of LucasArts most beloved and fondly remembered titles, Star Wars: Republic Commando, was kind enough to chat with me about his experience at LucasArts and dive deep into the heart of what the game work. Come inside to check out my full interview!
Last week, I dropped a snippet of information for Star Wars fans and gamers about the sequel to Republic Commando we never got. It was something that had been bothering me for quite some time, especially with Sev’s fate left in the air, and gave me some much needed closure.
While I know that’s something many fans had been waiting for, my chat with Brett was incredibly enlightening all around. While the main focus of our talk centered on Republic Commando, we started off talking about his early time at LucasArts:
You worked with LucasArts/Lfl on a few projects,...
Last week, I dropped a snippet of information for Star Wars fans and gamers about the sequel to Republic Commando we never got. It was something that had been bothering me for quite some time, especially with Sev’s fate left in the air, and gave me some much needed closure.
While I know that’s something many fans had been waiting for, my chat with Brett was incredibly enlightening all around. While the main focus of our talk centered on Republic Commando, we started off talking about his early time at LucasArts:
You worked with LucasArts/Lfl on a few projects,...
- 2/18/2016
- by feeds@cinelinx.com (Jordan Maison)
- Cinelinx
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In the latest of the Shadowlocked Podcasts, we chat with George Lucas's official Star Wars chronicler, writer Jonathan Rinzler, who joined Lucasfilm's book division in 2001 and persuaded his way into re-envisioning the Star Wars 'Making Of' books as full-fledged production sagas - operatic stories in their own right, as seen in the likes of 'The Making Of Star Wars' (2007) and 'The Making Of The Empire Strikes Back' (2010).
Site editors Gabriel Ruzin and Martin Anderson chat with Jonathan about 'the best classified ad in the world'; the joys and travails of having unimpeded access to the Lucasfilm archives; which characters were(and weren't) nearly killed at the story stage of Return Of The Jedi; emerging and forthcoming books such as Darth Vader and Son...
...Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia (Fall 2012)...
...and then after taking a short break on (let's face it) an inevitable topic.
In the latest of the Shadowlocked Podcasts, we chat with George Lucas's official Star Wars chronicler, writer Jonathan Rinzler, who joined Lucasfilm's book division in 2001 and persuaded his way into re-envisioning the Star Wars 'Making Of' books as full-fledged production sagas - operatic stories in their own right, as seen in the likes of 'The Making Of Star Wars' (2007) and 'The Making Of The Empire Strikes Back' (2010).
Site editors Gabriel Ruzin and Martin Anderson chat with Jonathan about 'the best classified ad in the world'; the joys and travails of having unimpeded access to the Lucasfilm archives; which characters were(and weren't) nearly killed at the story stage of Return Of The Jedi; emerging and forthcoming books such as Darth Vader and Son...
...Star Wars: The Old Republic Encyclopedia (Fall 2012)...
...and then after taking a short break on (let's face it) an inevitable topic.
- 4/5/2012
- Shadowlocked
Star Wars: The Jedi Path – A Manual For Students Of The Force
Written By Daniel Wallace | Published By Titan Books | Format: Hardback, 160 pages
“This ancient training manual, crafted by early Jedi Masters, has educated and enlightened generations of Jedi. It explains the history and hierarchy of the Jedi Order, and what Jedi must know to take their place as defenders of the peace in the galaxy—from mastery of the Force to the nuances of lightsaber combat.
Passed down from Master to Padawan, the pages of this venerable text have been annotated by those who have held it, studied it, and lived its secrets. From Yoda and Luke Skywalker to Count Dooku and Darth Sidious, they have shaped the content of the book, adding their personal experiences as tangible reminders of the lessons they’ve learned.
Created in collaboration with Lucasfilm—along with an acclaimed Star Wars author and...
Written By Daniel Wallace | Published By Titan Books | Format: Hardback, 160 pages
“This ancient training manual, crafted by early Jedi Masters, has educated and enlightened generations of Jedi. It explains the history and hierarchy of the Jedi Order, and what Jedi must know to take their place as defenders of the peace in the galaxy—from mastery of the Force to the nuances of lightsaber combat.
Passed down from Master to Padawan, the pages of this venerable text have been annotated by those who have held it, studied it, and lived its secrets. From Yoda and Luke Skywalker to Count Dooku and Darth Sidious, they have shaped the content of the book, adding their personal experiences as tangible reminders of the lessons they’ve learned.
Created in collaboration with Lucasfilm—along with an acclaimed Star Wars author and...
- 9/4/2011
- by Baron Fornightly
- Nerdly
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