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Hi all,

It's a been a busy day so far. After an early wake-up, we made it to the Game convention (not without having previously forgotten our business cards and USB keys due to said early getting up).

The day has been packed with business meetings. Leipzig is a great place to discuss with all of your past, present and future partners. Therefore, Philippe had arranged a lot of meetings and our neighbors were observing with puzzled looks at the queue sometimes forming at the (poor looking) AGEod.

We mainly discussed about new distribution contracts for Wars In America, and last but not least, Philippe has presented the alpha versions of "Vainglory of Nations" and "World War One". We have also discussed about our next "Frederick the Great" game, and potential other future projects.

Anyway, here are some snapshots from Philippe while he was presenting "World War One" then "Vainglory of Nations" prototypes to some business partners.

We should be meeting with some journalists tomorrow afternoon.

Cheers,

Korrigan

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Very nice!

Is it possible to see you guys, when the press days are over and the public can join the convention? Cause I'm there

i've just discovered the ageod games. i've been playing the demos of WIA, NC, and AACW, for the past couple days non stop. i dont think i've been hooked on a game so much Congrats on all the hard work. because of WIA and AAcw, im more intrested in those conflicts.
3 more games in development?? are you guys trying to make me go broke? i know without a doubt that i'll be buying those new titles blindly when they are released. i've blindly bought games before, (never 6 though from a single company) but with this company, i know i wont be disappointed.
you guys have secured another loyal customer. another thing i like is the fact that you stay in touch with community and still patch.
so congrats again and keep up the good work.

fingers crossed "mystery project" is a 30 years war. that would be my dream game...

I am totally happy about your announcement that you have a game about "Fredrick the Great" in the pipeline.You have a secure purchase for that game.

greetings


Hohenlohe,who awaits the game about the great Prussian king...*luckysmile*

And I´m just 100 km away (in Dresden), but could´nt go there, because I have to go to work tomorrow and Friday.. leure:

@Hinkel: du Glücklicher! Mach uns ein paar Fotos... *schnüff*

Thanks for the photos, Korrigan

Luckily, I'm sitting at my work computer with its 1600x1200 screens, allowing me to see the (large) images in one screen

There is much to see in some of these screenshots...

Thanks for the screens
On the first two we can see world war 1 and the last two are VGN, right ?
Both look fantastic for now and I have no doubt that the gameplay will be even better.

Pocus wrote:There is much to see in some of these screenshots...

When ready for purchase, will the games ship with the same laptop?

dooya wrote:When ready for purchase, will the games ship with the same laptop?

A Dell laptop with ("gasp") Windows Vista ??? You could do better...

Reals screenshots and interviews with Phil^2 on http://www.cyberstratege.com/magazine/2008/08/interview-world-war-one-le-11-novembre/

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Hehe... actually Vista was uninstalled from this Laptop and XP installed instead (we used to use it to test our games with Vista)

For WW1, the code is 95% finished (Lucas is essentially improving the User interface and importing the graphics and data bases) and the engine runs smoothly on this basic laptop.

For VGN, there is still a lot of work to do with the engine, but most of the work should be about displaying the map more smoothly.


Unfortunately for those who were planning the Games convention this week-end, the Business center will close friday evening, and in fact nobody really takes business appointment after Friday noon(everybody is going home). But still, the public convention is something to see...

Cheers,

Korrigan

Korrigan wrote:Unfortunately for those who were planning the Games convention this week-end, the Business center will close friday evening

Any chance of you guys showing up at the Spiel game convention in Essen ?

Greetz,

Eddy Sterckx

Lafrite wrote:Reals screenshots and interviews with Phil^2 on http://www.cyberstratege.com/magazine/2008/08/interview-world-war-one-le-11-novembre/

Great screens... but why is the game map upside down

Maybe I am just too used to the "left-to-right" system of most WW1 and WW2 games ....

WoW!
Very nice graphics!! I love the map style!
Are these the definitive graphics already?

Congrats!

Very good screens. I want more

Pocus wrote:There is much to see in some of these screenshots...

So you're saying there's some info in there on the "mystery game" ?

Greetz,

Eddy Sterckx

Carnium wrote:Great screens... but why is the game map upside down

Maybe I am just too used to the "left-to-right" system of most WW1 and WW2 games ....

Ack! yes, please do include an option to have the map with the North pointing to the top of the screen. this map layout although makes sense from a certain perspective just makes the thing look weird

I agree with the Duckman!

BTW, Duckman you don't happen to be living in the VA-MD area?

Duckman wrote:fingers crossed "mystery project" is a 30 years war. that would be my dream game...

Yup, it would be on my wet dream list, too.

Hohenlohe wrote:I am totally happy about your announcement that you have a game about "Fredrick the Great" in the pipeline.You have a secure purchase for that game.

+1

Another dream come true.

The old SPI "Frederick the Great" boardgame is probably my favorite wargame of all time.

Looks great!

Did I hear someone say Frederick? I just knew you guys wouldn't give the Great Frederick short shrift. First WWI and now Fred; I need a longer life.

Could we get PDFs of the flyers/leaflets/handouts from the convention, like the one we can see on the bottom two pictures? humble pleeeease