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Guild Wars Q&A

by Maarten Goldstein, Aug 04, 2004 5:42pm PDT

Related Topics – Guild Wars, Games: PC

GameSpot has posted a new Guild Wars Q&A, asking producer Jeff Strain about the game's art and sound. Six new screenshots are included.

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However, each of these regions in Guild Wars has a unique artistic design, drawn from the imagination of our art team and taking full advantage of the rendering technologies provided by our graphics engine. For example, one of the missions you will undertake in the desert actually takes place inside a grain of sand

wtf?!

Aug 04, 2004 6:32pm PDT

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- Hold on... you just blew my mind. : CrimsonHandHiro
- hahah nice. Im lovin it! : Reeves
- Hmmm :). : Jeff Y
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  Guild Wars: Now with 40% more mescaline! : Debased
  - (just at test) **Spoiler Screenshots** Wanted to try out the "UBER huge screenshots!" config, so I : palladinfain

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"During the "E3 for Everyone" global demo last spring, the login screen music was an epic piece that conveyed sadness, struggle, and ultimate triumph for the Guild Wars story. It was created by Guild Wars music composer Jeremy Soule, a veteran of the game music industry and a strong proponent of movie-style cinematic scores for games."

W00t, Jeremy Soule is doing music for Guild Wars?

I've checked his site.

http://www.jeremysoule.com/

He's done music for Unreal/II, Dungeon Siege, Neverwinter Nights, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, Icewind Dale and such. Nice!

Aug 05, 2004 1:22am PDT

"During the "E3 for Everyone" global demo last spring, the login screen music was an epic piece that conv... : Jeff Y