370
edits
Changes
ADVERTISEMENT
From Diablo Wiki
no edit summary
==Background==
===Work on Diablo III===
Ben Boos, former Senior Artist for Blizzard North, made an interesting comment during an interview with Diii.net back in July 2008. In the interview, he suggests that Jason did programming on the rough game engine for Diablo III back when Blizzard North was still working on the title.<ref>[http://diablo.incgamers.com/blog/comments/the-d2-team-comments-on-d31/ The D2 Team Comments on D3]. 2008-07-08.</ref> After Blizzard North dissolved, Jason became part of the Blizzard Irvine team - becoming one of the few members of the former Diablo II team working on the sequel.
It seems we have much to thank Jason (and compatriots) for regarding their effort in laying the programming groundwork that went into Diablo III. <div style="clear:both;"></div> ==Game Credits==*Marathon Infinity, Bungie Software (1996) - Forge (Vulcan) programming, Forge documentation.<ref>[http://bs.bungie.org/mtarchives/000112.html Bungie Staff Tracker]</ref>*Myth: The Fallen Lords, Eidos (1997) - Programming, Level Design.*Myth II: Soulblighter, Bungie Software (1998) - Programming.*Diablo II, Blizzard Entertainment (2000) - Programming. ==Articles==*Grossman, A. Postmortems from Game developer. (CMP Books: San Francisco CA, 2003). ([http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/3283/postmortem_bungies_myth_the_.php Postmortem: Bungie's Myth: The Fallen Lords] - The article authored by Jason Regier can be found in Gamasutra's achives. ==LinksReferences==None yet<references/>
{{Stub}}
