EA公布《银河飞将3》30周年纪念版
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- VGCWing Commander 3 Is Getting a 30th Anniversary Edition With Remastered FMVs From Restored Original Tapes
EA has announced Wing Commander 3: 30th Anniversary Edition, featuring fully restored FMV sequences taken from the original tapes. The new version will also include a frame rate boost of up to 60 frames per second, an enhancement patch made with the Wing Commander fan community, and "Kilrathi Saga integration." The original 1994 release presented its two hours of FMV in 240p and heavily compressed, and unlike its 1996 sequel, never received an improved video re-release.
- KotakuEA producer announces a 30th anniversary remaster of Wing Commander 3
At a retrospective panel at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo, EA producer Jim Vessella announced a 30th anniversary remaster of Wing Commander 3: Heart of the Tiger. He said master tapes from the game's production have been unearthed and that the remaster will clean up video compression, run at 60FPS, add post-release community enhancements, and include "the Kilrathi Saga," suggesting all three of the initial trilogy. The game's live action sequences feature performances from Mark Hamill, Malcolm McDowell, Tim Curry and others.
- PC GamerEA producer finds original FMV tapes in company archive, pointing to a Wing Commander 3 remaster
EA producer Jim Vessella revealed at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo that Wing Commander 3 is getting a remaster, after he found 600 source tapes while digitising EA's video archive. Called Wing Commander 3: Heart of the Tiger—30th anniversary edition, it will include source and upscaled FMVs, Kilrathi Saga integration, 60 FPS, controller support, and releases on Steam, GOG, and the EA app.
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