Thanks for the interview, I am now really excited about a few things that were revealed in it. :)

Thanks.

But I thought that "fan made content" meant some mods, with new content added to the games.

Thanks to Frédérick Raynal that created three masterpieces:

* Alone in the Dark
* Twinsen's Adventure
* Twinsen's Odyssey

Here's a good list:

LBA Prequel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4HiLR0pUiQ
LBA The Great Rebellion: http://forum.magicball.net/forumdisplay.php?f=50
LBA Lupin Island Destiny: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Y5REHmWvJk
Vindish's Mod: http://forum.magicball.net/showthread.php?p=370251#post370251

There are more... but I don't remember where they are. Just take a look at the forums. Enjoy ;).

Wow, I wasn't expecting any new releases in the series. I look forward to seeing how they turn out.

That was a very nice read, as always. I'm feeling sorry for anybody who misses out on getting Little Big Adventure 1 & 2 during the holiday sale, now is the perfect time to get both for the price of one. :)

(I could say that about a lot of games, though. Too many "must-have" classics for $3 each right now, it really does add up! Buy them all anyway, they'll last you until next year's sale!)

I never played the second game until just recently, when I bought and played it the day GOG re-released it. Frankly, I never knew it existed for whatever reason, but it's great that GOG has brought back the both of them for far, far cheaper than they're really worth. All the more incentive for the young ones to get acquainted with this series.

The Little Big Adventure games have always been a favourite of mine. Such a unique style to the games. Its always good to see the community still alive and the developers still interested in the series.

Nice, although I had really hoped they would answer the question about the possibility of open-sourcing the first two games. I suppose if they are currently writing a remake of LBA1, then one could infer that commercial interests might preclude any such move at this time.

Lba remake is official !


Very good interview ! Thx gog !

Wow, thanks for that article, very nice!!!

Well, theres an online LBAMMO being worked on:
http://www.lbanet.net/
Fully playable, just lacking much missions and people.

Theres also my own zero-budget LBA fanfilm:
http://www.darkflame.co.uk/Swede/LBA.html

and...lots more stuff on MBN :)

Thanks for the interview, man, did I love LBA 2 as a kid.

I didn't know there were more LBA projects being made!