Thanks to the Iconz ad I have just discovered this game had been made. I used to love the original colonization as a kid, it was fricken awesome so very excited about this one. Helps I am a fan of Civ 4 as well.Anyone heard much regarding it?
I still play Colonization from time to time. It is still a fantastic game with few rivals.
Quote from: Arnifix;793280I still play Colonization from time to time. It is still a fantastic game with few rivals.Alpha Centauri is still number one
Heard about the hex, but the one unit per square and fighting away from cities.Just jisamed a little
http://www.gamepro.com/article/features/215018/civilization-5/oooh civ 5 info
Can't wait for civ V better make a thread for it to track/discuss all the changes. But no more stacks will be such a refreshing change.
Civ II catapult stacks were the bizzomb, don't nobody be hatin'.
E-mail checked, read, and replied Yeah, probably he made those too, they are from Microprose as well... or just used his engine.... He told me everything should be lost by now.... Let me quote him (Brian Reynolds):Quote: I wish I could help you with the file formats, but I’m afraid I don’t have any of the materials for the game. Not only have I changed companies twice since those days, but also the original company I was with (Microprose) has changed hands many times, being sold to Spectrum Holobyte, to Hasbro Interactive, to Infogrames, and now I think the parent company is Atari. The original studio/office was closed several years ago too, so I’m not sure if the source material even exists any more, alas. I remember that “SS” files were “sprite series” files, and might contain one sprite or an animation. We used a variable run-length-encoding scheme, but boy I don’t remember a thing other than that. I’m afraid I can’t even remember what an FF was at all … maybe it was instructions for an animation. Possibly PIX represents some generic picture file format. I hate to say it but your only conceivable avenue forward is likely to be through Atari, and after 13 years I’m not sure they could find the stuff even if they want to. A pity indeed, but I also contacted Atari, as he suggested, but I got no reply (as I expected lol)...