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Introduction into the Secrets of Cutscenes
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24 Sep 2007 | 2 Comments | Read »

"Einweihung in die Geheimnisse der Cutscenes" Originally written by Peter Kohlwein on September 1st, 2005. This article will provide you with a peek into the range of the cutscenes and explain to you some of the basics of 3D-graphics. In the beginning it was primitive... The first step is to create basic models of 3D objects. These objects are created in several ways. Every object in our sequences, whether it is a plane or George’s head, exists of numerous polygons. A polygon is a ... » read more

Quid Pro Quo
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08 Sep 2007 | No Comments | Read »

"Quid pro Quo" Originally written by Marius Gosch on July 7th, 2005. There is a very special aspect in which Broken Sword 2.5 separates itself from most other games of our magnitude and why one can consider it as a pioneer in fan made games: we will release our game with complete German synchronization. This may not sound very innovative initially, because speech in adventure games has been pretty much standard since the release of ‘Simon the Sorcerer’. However, when you look at the money th... » read more

Note by Note, Bit by Bit
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20 Aug 2007 | No Comments | Read »

"Note um Note, Takt um Takt" Originally written by Christoph Sachal on June 5th, 2005. “How do you do it?”. This is the question I am often asked, and I find it hard to answer because the way I create music is not easy to describe. Often I already have the music for a certain production in my head before I sit down and start composing. But it also happens that I come up with the melody while playing the piano, or that I wake up with a tune in my head that I just have to play. In this way t... » read more

The Rose-Tinted Glasses
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30 Jul 2007 | No Comments | Read »

"Die rosarote Brille" Originally written by Sebastian Nisi on March 1st, 2005. The ‘Broken Sword’ game series is popular with adventure game fans. The series can easily stand together with the ‘Monkey Island’ games, or the ‘Indiana Jones’ series. With the announcement of the fourth part, friends of the genre can once again look forward to an official sequel. Truth be told, mindFactory – that is how we hobby developers call ourselves – was hoping to put Broken Sword 2.5 on the disc of ‘Broken... » read more