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General discussion (archive)Q&A with Charles Cecil of Revolution Software and...(21 posts)(21 posts)
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Posted April 06, 2011
... a small surprise for all you Broken Sword fans.

[url=http://www.gog.com/en/catalogue#all_genres/search/broken sword/][/url]As you remember, we asked you to post your questions to Charles Cecil from Revolution Software, the creator of such great classics like Beneath a Steel Sky, Lure of the Temptress and the [url=http://www.gog.com/en/catalogue#all_genres/search/broken sword/]Broken Sword series[/url]! We've finally picked 6 user questions and added 4 more from our team and passed them to Charles. He was very kind and answered those very quickly and now we're posting the Q&A session below.
We'll contact the 6 users whose questions got answered by Charles, about the games they want to get.

But that's not all. We're also adding a comic book to Broken Sword 2: The Smoking Mirror and a higher resolution comic book to Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars. You can download those bonuses for free if you own the games.
Posted April 07, 2011
It's a cool little insight but it would've been nice for a few more questions & answers rather than just the 10. Good question choices though for the most part.
Posted April 07, 2011
just read through the whole thing, pretty interesting

thanks for posting this and thanks for adding extra bonus materials GOG!

hopefully we will get more of them, for more games in the future....
Posted April 07, 2011
Thank you Mr Cecil! And thank you, GOG, for making this happen!

However, I can't help from noticing that Question 9 was dodged. That may signify that the Broken Sword background is to be officially expanded.
Posted April 07, 2011
That was a good read. Thanks to GOG and Mr. Cecil.

Too bad you didn't ask him about the Minesweeper adventure game, though...
Posted May 18, 2011
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kblood: I would have been much more enthusiastic about Broken Sword 4 if it had been point and click.
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Espiox: You mean 3, right? BS4 WAS point-and-click.

They don't seem to have asked him the question I want the answer to: where's the PC port of BS2 Remastered? It's been Early 2011 for aaaaages...
Both of them really. BS4 is a bit better than BS3, but the 3D part just seems annoying still. Too many angles to every location for an adventure game making it too easy to make the game harder with the part about being harder is really just hiding that one spot. Simon 4, and probably 5, now they even include that you can chose to see every place you can interact with on the screen, so you do not have to comb it with your mouse at every screen angle that comes up.

http://www.gamersgate.com/DDB-BS2/broken-sword-2-the-smoking-mirror-remastered-bundle
And here you go. I was wondering as well, but then I noticed it was here on Gamersgate. Not sure who else has it. Only place I have noticed it so far.

Sorry for the late reply.
Posted January 01, 2012
man,i just hope they release a new broken sword game!!
BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAA
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