Steven Spielberg's collaboration with videogaming goes back more than a decade. He is credited with the story for the 1995 Lucasarts sci-fi adventure, The Dig, in which three astronauts explore an alien world. Saving Private Ryan, Spielberg's 1998 film, is widely regarded as the impetus for the World War II setting of so many videogames. If you've played a WWII shooter, you'll probably recognize the influence of the Omaha Beach scene from his movie. His current project, referred to by the working title LMNO, is being designed by Thief creator Doug Church. It will be the second in his three-game contract with Electronic Arts.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
..Spielberg's Gaming History..
Steven Spielberg's collaboration with videogaming goes back more than a decade. He is credited with the story for the 1995 Lucasarts sci-fi adventure, The Dig, in which three astronauts explore an alien world. Saving Private Ryan, Spielberg's 1998 film, is widely regarded as the impetus for the World War II setting of so many videogames. If you've played a WWII shooter, you'll probably recognize the influence of the Omaha Beach scene from his movie. His current project, referred to by the working title LMNO, is being designed by Thief creator Doug Church. It will be the second in his three-game contract with Electronic Arts.
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