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  • xav1r
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2007
    • 672

    Originally posted by Svartalf View Post
    Intracorp was the publisher, Capstone was the captive studio for the same. Les MIGHT have a lead on the people to talk to- and he might have his old employment agreements (I have all of mine, I just can't lay hands on some of my old ones...). Since you've gotten in touch with him in the past, would you be so kind as to try to get in touch with him again?
    Yea sure, in fact, i just emailed him a moment ago. Im awaiting his reply. I asked him about whether he still has his employment agreements when he was a Intracorp employee. Ill let you know when he replies.

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    • Svartalf
      Linux Game Publishing
      • Jun 2006
      • 3175

      Originally posted by xav1r View Post
      Hehehe, maybe this is a little off, but what about this game?

      Spiderweb Software creates epic indie fantasy adventures for Windows, Macintosh, and the iPad, including the hit Avernum, Geneforge and Avadon series.


      Its a 1997 game called Blades of Exile. The company that made it released the full source code of it under the GPL. I havent played it, but i've read that it was a very fun and popular turn based game.
      It's based off of old-style, GB/GBA-ish RPG style graphics- the gameplay's decent, but it'd need at least a little bit of modernization on the rendering pieces to be worth doing much with.

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      • xav1r
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2007
        • 672

        Isnt Max Payne owned by rockstar/Take 2 now? In that case it'd be difficult to port it. I thought the jedi knight as well as the star trek games were made by raven, hmmm.

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        • Svartalf
          Linux Game Publishing
          • Jun 2006
          • 3175

          Originally posted by xav1r View Post
          Isnt Max Payne owned by rockstar/Take 2 now? In that case it'd be difficult to port it. I thought the jedi knight as well as the star trek games were made by raven, hmmm.
          I think you're right on Max Payne- but it's still a possibility; just more of a "maybe" than anything else right now.

          As for the rest...

          Jedi Knight II : Raven. Used modified Q3:A engine. Might have access to things if Lucasarts could be convinced. Not likely right now. Once I have a better bead on what we DO have and what we might get as a result, we can revisit.

          Jedi Acadamy : Raven. Used the JK2 engine mods and carried them a bit further. Same story as JK2...

          ST:Armada : Activision in-house. Uses the modernized Battlezone engine. DEAD.

          ST:Elite Force : Raven. Published by Activision. This would probably be tougher to get than JK2 and JA, in my opinion, because of the publisher. Unlikely.

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          • me262
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2008
            • 175

            Originally posted by xav1r View Post
            Isnt Max Payne owned by rockstar/Take 2 now? In that case it'd be difficult to port it. I thought the jedi knight as well as the star trek games were made by raven, hmmm.
            I can't remember. I haven't played those games in so long...

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            • me262
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2008
              • 175

              Originally posted by Svartalf View Post
              ST:Elite Force : Raven. Published by Activision. This would probably be tougher to get than JK2 and JA, in my opinion, because of the publisher. Unlikely.
              That and it's a franchise name.
              Although that's the same case with JK2/JA

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              • me262
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2008
                • 175

                Soldat
                Soldat, the most popular unique 2D side-view multiplayer action game

                A 2D shooter.

                It is free to play, although I think you need a registration code for more advanced features.
                It has community support with wine, so I don't know if they'd be willing to have it ported.

                It would be a nice one to start off with.

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                • curaga
                  Senior Member
                  • Feb 2008
                  • 5924

                  Ahhh.. Just thinking about Raptor at 1024x768 and 5.1 sound effects

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                  • xav1r
                    Senior Member
                    • Dec 2007
                    • 672

                    Ok, here are more "recent" gaming suggestions:

                    - Operation Flashpoint.

                    - Terrorist Takedown

                    - Vietcong 1 and 2

                    - Dracula Origin

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                    • xav1r
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 672

                      Ok, here's the email I got from Les Bird:

                      I have no idea who owns the rights at this point. I was trying to find out who owns the rights to Corridor 7 and they probably also own the rights to Witchaven and Tekwar but I've had no luck at all. I know at one time it was published by Gametek so maybe they purchased the rights to some of Capstone's software at one time but I don't even know if they still exist.

                      And yes, IntraCorp published their owns titles.
                      So thats a very good bit of info. Does anyone know if Gametek is still around? If they are, they might know something interesting. I emailed him back about his employment agreement, Ill report back when he replies.

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