wraggster
April 17th, 2007, 21:11
Lead designer on the game and founder of developer Splash Damage, Paul Wedgwood, has been speaking to CVG about the highly anticipated shooter Enemy Territory: Quake Wars.
"Id Software has a plan that they're putting together at the moment for on-going support. That hasn't been finalised yet but they're committed to making sure the community has everything it needs to keep it active. As for Splash Damage our focus is really on the PC SKU now, that and supporting the developers that are working on the console versions," Wedgwood told CVG in a recent interview that you can find in full here.
"As soon as we're done with the PC version we're going to be working on the SDK which is really releasing the source code, the documentation that we've maintained over the last couple of years, the artistic media level designers are going to want for putting together big megatextures and getting that out into the community so that mod makers and level designers can get a start on creating their content. Once we're done with that we'll look at the plans that Id Software has."
via cvg (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=162111)
"Id Software has a plan that they're putting together at the moment for on-going support. That hasn't been finalised yet but they're committed to making sure the community has everything it needs to keep it active. As for Splash Damage our focus is really on the PC SKU now, that and supporting the developers that are working on the console versions," Wedgwood told CVG in a recent interview that you can find in full here.
"As soon as we're done with the PC version we're going to be working on the SDK which is really releasing the source code, the documentation that we've maintained over the last couple of years, the artistic media level designers are going to want for putting together big megatextures and getting that out into the community so that mod makers and level designers can get a start on creating their content. Once we're done with that we'll look at the plans that Id Software has."
via cvg (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=162111)