{"data":{"id":12665,"title":"Meet Chris Roberts","rsi_url":"https:\/\/robertsspaceindustries.com\/en\/comm-link\/transmission\/12665-Meet-Chris-Roberts","api_url":"https:\/\/api.star-citizen.wiki\/api\/comm-links\/12665","api_public_url":"https:\/\/api.star-citizen.wiki\/comm-links\/12665","channel":"Transmission","category":"Undefined","series":"Meet the team","images":[{"id":4,"name":"Wc3setphoto1.jpg","rsi_url":"https:\/\/robertsspaceindustries.com\/media\/rabb35f0z7m1er\/source\/Wc3setphoto1.jpg","alt":"","size":315980,"mime_type":"image\/jpeg","last_modified":"2013-07-19T05:30:47+00:00","api_url":"https:\/\/api.star-citizen.wiki\/api\/comm-link-images\/4","similar_url":"https:\/\/api.star-citizen.wiki\/api\/comm-link-images\/4\/similar"},{"id":5,"name":"ChrisRobertsWCfilm1-197x300.jpg","rsi_url":"https:\/\/robertsspaceindustries.com\/media\/tlnu4e1vunu8xr\/source\/ChrisRobertsWCfilm1-197x300.jpg","alt":"","size":16831,"mime_type":"image\/jpeg","last_modified":"2013-07-19T05:30:44+00:00","api_url":"https:\/\/api.star-citizen.wiki\/api\/comm-link-images\/5","similar_url":"https:\/\/api.star-citizen.wiki\/api\/comm-link-images\/5\/similar"}],"images_count":2,"translations":{"en_EN":"This is the first in a series of updates which will introduce you to the men and women behind the games. Check back soon to learn more about the people who made Wing Commander, Freelancer\u2026 and who are still creating worlds!\n\nChris Roberts is best known for his genre-defining Wing Commander franchise, a game series which set increasingly higher bars for interactivity, storytelling and cutting-edge technology with each iteration. Chris sold his first computer game at age 13, and by the time he was 19 he had developed three #1 hits in his native U.K. In 1987, he joined Origin Systems, Inc. where he published the best-selling Times of Lore.\n\nIn 1990, he changed the face of gaming with Wing Commander, a breakout hit in every sense of the word. Wing Commander told the story of a galactic war between the human Confederation and the cat-like Kilrathi Empire. Boasting unparalleled cinematic qualities and visceral gameplay, Wing Commander won the hearts of a generation of gamers by letting them star in their own \u2018interactive movie.\u2019\n\nFrom 1990 to 1996, Chris developed the series with that goal in mind. Wing Commander II introduced voice acting and motion-capture action sequences. For Wing Commander III, Roberts directed live actors in sequences filmed in Hollywood. Wing Commander IV used real sets to create movie sequences that were indistinguishable from a blockbuster film.\n\nIn 1996, Chris left Origin to found Digital Anvil, a company dedicated to further blurring the lines between games and movies. At DA, Chris created another beloved future universe with Starlancer and Freelancer. He also developed and directed the 1999 film adaptation of Wing Commander, the first and still only game creator to bring his own series to the silver screen.\n\nAfter selling Digital Anvil to Microsoft in 2000, Chris moved to Los Angeles to further pursue his interest in film. There he produced a number of major motion pictures, including The Punisher, Lord of War and Outlander. Through it all, he maintained his love of gaming, hoping to revisit interactive storytelling when the technology to match his vision would become available.\n\nGames King Kong (1983)\n\nPopeye (1983)\n\nMatch Day (1985)\n\nWizadore (1985)\n\nStryker\u2019s Run (1986)\n\nUltima v: Warriors of Destiny (1988)\n\nTimes of Lore (1988)\n\nBad Blood (1990)\n\nWing Commander (1990)\n\nWing Commander II: Vengeance of the Kilrathi (1991)\n\nStrike Commander (1993)\n\nWing Commander: Privateer (1993)\n\nWing Commander: Armada (1994)\n\nWing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger (1994)\n\nWing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom (1996)\n\nStarlancer (2000)\n\nConquest: Frontier Wars (2001)\n\nFreelancer (2003)\n\nFilms Wing Commander (1999)\n\nThe Punisher (2004)\n\nThe Jacket (2005)\n\nThe Big White (2005)\n\nLord of War (2005)\n\nAsk the Dust (2006)\n\nLucky Number Slevin (2006)\n\nWho\u2019s Your Caddy? (2007)\n\nOutlander (2008)","de_DE":"Dies ist das erste in einer Reihe von Updates, die Ihnen die M\u00e4nner und Frauen hinter den Spielen vorstellen werden. Schau bald wieder vorbei, um mehr \u00fcber die Leute zu erfahren, die Wing Commander, Freelancer.... gemacht haben und die immer noch Welten erschaffen!\n\nChris Roberts ist vor allem f\u00fcr seine genredefinierende Wing Commander-Franchise bekannt, eine Spielserie, die mit jeder Wiederholung immer h\u00f6here Ma\u00dfst\u00e4be f\u00fcr Interaktivit\u00e4t, Storytelling und Spitzentechnologie setzt. Chris verkaufte sein erstes Computerspiel im Alter von 13 Jahren, und als er 19 Jahre alt war, hatte er drei #1-Hits in seinem Heimatland Gro\u00dfbritannien entwickelt. 1987 kam er zu Origin Systems, Inc. und ver\u00f6ffentlichte dort die meistverkauften Times of Lore.\n\n1990 \u00e4nderte er das Gesicht des Gaming mit Wing Commander, einem Ausbruchshit im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Wing Commander erz\u00e4hlte die Geschichte eines galaktischen Krieges zwischen der menschlichen Konf\u00f6deration und dem katzenartigen Kilrathi-Imperium. Mit unvergleichlichen filmischen Qualit\u00e4ten und viszeralem Gameplay gewann Wing Commander die Herzen einer Generation von Spielern, indem er sie in ihrem eigenen \"interaktiven Film\" zum Star machte.\n\nVon 1990 bis 1996 entwickelte Chris die Serie mit diesem Ziel. Wing Commander II f\u00fchrte sprachgesteuerte und Motion-Capture-Action-Sequenzen ein. F\u00fcr Wing Commander III f\u00fchrte Roberts Regie bei Live-Schauspielern in in Hollywood gedrehten Sequenzen. Wing Commander IV verwendete reale Sets, um Filmsequenzen zu erstellen, die sich nicht von einem Blockbusterfilm unterscheiden.\n\n1996 verlie\u00df Chris Origin, um Digital Anvil zu gr\u00fcnden, ein Unternehmen, das sich der weiteren Verwischung der Grenzen zwischen Spielen und Filmen verschrieben hat. Bei DA schuf Chris mit Starlancer und Freelancer ein weiteres geliebtes Zukunftsuniversum. Er entwickelte und leitete auch die 1999 entstandene Filmadaption von Wing Commander, dem ersten und immer noch einzigen Spieleautor, der seine eigene Serie auf die Leinwand brachte.\n\nNachdem er Digital Anvil im Jahr 2000 an Microsoft verkauft hatte, zog Chris nach Los Angeles, um sein Interesse am Film weiter zu verfolgen. Dort produzierte er eine Reihe von gro\u00dfen Filmen, darunter The Punisher, Lord of War und Outlander. Durch all das behielt er seine Liebe zum Spielen bei und hoffte, das interaktive Geschichtenerz\u00e4hlen erneut zu besuchen, wenn die Technologie, die seiner Vision entsprach, verf\u00fcgbar sein w\u00fcrde.\n\nSpiele\n\n\nKing Kong (1983) Popeye (1983) Match Day (1985) Wizadore (1985) Stryker's Run (1986) Ultima v: Krieger des Schicksals (1988) Times of Lore (1988) Bad Blood (1990) Wing Commander (1990) Wing Commander (1990) Wing Commander II: Rache des Kilrathi (1991) Strike Commander (1993) Wing Commander: Freibeuter (1993) Kommandant: Armada (1994) Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger (1994) Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom (1996) Starlancer (2000) Conquest: Grenzkriege (2001) Freiberufler (2003)\nFilme\nWing Commander (1999) The Punisher (2004) The Jacket (2005) The Big White (2005) Lord of War (2005) Ask the Dust (2006) Lucky Number Slevin (2006) Wer ist dein Caddy? (2007) Outlander (2008)","zh_CN":"This is the first in a series of updates which will introduce you to the men and women behind the games. Check back soon to learn more about the people who made Wing Commander, Freelancer\u2026 and who are still creating worlds!\n\nChris Roberts is best known for his genre-defining Wing Commander franchise, a game series which set increasingly higher bars for interactivity, storytelling and cutting-edge technology with each iteration. Chris sold his first computer game at age 13, and by the time he was 19 he had developed three #1 hits in his native U.K. In 1987, he joined Origin Systems, Inc. where he published the best-selling Times of Lore.\n\nIn 1990, he changed the face of gaming with Wing Commander, a breakout hit in every sense of the word. Wing Commander told the story of a galactic war between the human Confederation and the cat-like Kilrathi Empire. Boasting unparalleled cinematic qualities and visceral gameplay, Wing Commander won the hearts of a generation of gamers by letting them star in their own \u2018interactive movie.\u2019\n\nFrom 1990 to 1996, Chris developed the series with that goal in mind. Wing Commander II introduced voice acting and motion-capture action sequences. For Wing Commander III, Roberts directed live actors in sequences filmed in Hollywood. Wing Commander IV used real sets to create movie sequences that were indistinguishable from a blockbuster film.\n\nIn 1996, Chris left Origin to found Digital Anvil, a company dedicated to further blurring the lines between games and movies. At DA, Chris created another beloved future universe with Starlancer and Freelancer. He also developed and directed the 1999 film adaptation of Wing Commander, the first and still only game creator to bring his own series to the silver screen.\n\nAfter selling Digital Anvil to Microsoft in 2000, Chris moved to Los Angeles to further pursue his interest in film. There he produced a number of major motion pictures, including The Punisher, Lord of War and Outlander. Through it all, he maintained his love of gaming, hoping to revisit interactive storytelling when the technology to match his vision would become available.\n\nGames King Kong (1983)\n\nPopeye (1983)\n\nMatch Day (1985)\n\nWizadore (1985)\n\nStryker\u2019s Run (1986)\n\nUltima v: Warriors of Destiny (1988)\n\nTimes of Lore (1988)\n\nBad Blood (1990)\n\nWing Commander (1990)\n\nWing Commander II: Vengeance of the Kilrathi (1991)\n\nStrike Commander (1993)\n\nWing Commander: Privateer (1993)\n\nWing Commander: Armada (1994)\n\nWing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger (1994)\n\nWing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom (1996)\n\nStarlancer (2000)\n\nConquest: Frontier Wars (2001)\n\nFreelancer (2003)\n\nFilms Wing Commander (1999)\n\nThe Punisher (2004)\n\nThe Jacket (2005)\n\nThe Big White (2005)\n\nLord of War (2005)\n\nAsk the Dust (2006)\n\nLucky Number Slevin (2006)\n\nWho\u2019s Your Caddy? (2007)\n\nOutlander (2008)"},"links_count":0,"comment_count":176,"created_at":"2012-09-09T00:00:00+00:00","created_at_human":"13 years ago"},"meta":{"processed_at":"2026-05-27 01:27:50","valid_relations":["images","links"],"prev_id":12664,"next_id":12666}}