That's cool. I filled out an application but never heard anything back. Loved the originals and would have loved nothing more than to be involved in the development of the new one, but not going to beg. Guess I'll just wait for the mainstream release.
Still no invite =( But still very excited about the game =)
That's a great bit of info to digest! Thanks for the update and all the effort to bring this labor of love to life. The Orz said it best, "If you are *campers* you will enjoy *the change*, but maybe not yet."
Simmer down, bum783. They've given their reasons, repeating them isn't going to make you suddenly agree. Don't forget that they are fans also. If they state that their new game belongs in the SC universe, I for one will believe them until given actual reason not to. I'm bummed it won't be my good old Spathi and Co., but I respect their decision to leave that storyline for the original visionaries of the series. And if it turns out that the new game isn't perfec
[quote who="Androsynth" reply="167" id="3597564"] Again just my opinion but either way I am just glad that it is 2015, and I am getting to share and read other peoples opinions about a game that helped define my youth! [/quote] +1 Well said
[quote who="Wintercross" reply="153" id="3594957"] urgh... I hated the arcade combat of the original Star Control. I loved everything BUT the combat, it was so jarring. Here is a space epic or adventure and uniting races under your banner.... and then you proceed to 1v1 death matches instead of bringing your entire mighty coalition fleet to bear at once... I hate 'arcade space combat'. I guess I'll give it a miss. as much as I want to play a new Sta
SC2 blew my 13 year old mind on the 3DO. In fact, it was the first time I ever stayed up all night playing a video game solo. Like the rest of you, I have my favorite moments that stand out each time I replay the game. And I hold most of the races dear to my heart. But what stood out the first time through wasn't the Spathi, or even the Kor Ah, impressed as I was by them. It was the vast exploration of the stars on a scale I had previously not experienced. The terror of running out
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