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              <p align="left"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><img src="../../images/letters_new/r.jpg" width="21" height="39" align="left">ecently, 
                Josh Vasquez, a regular contributor here at loonygames, <a href="../../2.10/pixel/index.html">called 
                <b>Nocturne</b>, &quot;a masterpiece.&quot;</a> This is high praise 
                indeed from someone not easily impressed. Of course, for anyone 
                who knows Josh and has actually played <b>Nocturne </b>this isn't 
                much of a shock. The game mixes film noir with classic horror, 
                and in doing so creates an entire world within the game's four 
                chapters.</font></p>
              <p align="left"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">It was 
                recently announced that Terminal Reality, the development house 
                behind <b>Nocturne</b> would be making a game based on the film, 
                <i>The </i> <i>Blair Witch Project</i>, and furthermore, that 
                this would be the first of <i>three</i> such games, all made using 
                the <b>Nocturne </b>engine, and all tying into the same mythology. 
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                Russell &quot;RadPipe&quot; Lauzon (whose previous interviews 
                include last issue's <a href="../../2.12/feat/index.html">interview with 
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                Jeff Smith (PR monkey) and Jeff Mills (production lead) to get 
                the scoop on their upcoming Blair Witch games, and the influences 
                behind <b>Nocturne</b>.</font></p>
              <p align="right"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2"><i>- 
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                <p><b><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Let's start off 
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                <p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"><b>Smith: </b>Blair 
                  Witch, Volume 1...is a game that we're working on with the Nocturne 
                  engine, of course. It is Part 1 of a 3 part series that is being 
                  done by the Gathering. Volume 1 that we're working on covers 
                  the Rustin Parr mythology from the Blair Witch legend, which 
                  was lightly touched on in the movie. As you may or may not know, 
                  the Haxan guys, who are the directors and producers, went to 
                  great great great lengths to supplying and manufacturing a very, 
                  long, deep, rich, broad time-spanning mythology. </font></p>
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                      <p align="center"> <i><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="1" color="#000253"> 
                        <ignoreme>Woo...Nocturne meets Blair Witch. (112k).</ignoreme></font></i></p>
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                </font><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">I think we've 
                kind of quelled some of the initial concerns about Blair Witch 
                the Game Volume 1 that we're working on being 3 kids running through 
                the forest. It really has very little to do with the movie at 
                all, other than the mythology and the realm of the Blair Witch 
                legend. Volume 2 that is being worked on by Human Head will cover 
                an additional story and then Ritual Entertainment is working on 
                the third one. All of these titles should be available to the 
                public by November. So they'll release quickly, one after the 
                other. And then, of course, there's always the potential for additional 
                games based on this type of storyline, using advanced iterations 
                of the Nocturne Engine into the distant future.</font>
<p><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Blair Witch Volume 
                  1: you've been introduced, in Nocturne, to an organization called 
                  Spookhouse, and Spookhouse is the badest of the bad of the 'never 
                  seen' people of the world, to combat supernatural forces. So 
                  there are a couple people you've met like the Stranger, who 
                  was the lead in Nocturne and he had a little badass named Doc 
                  Holliday. She was always the Mad Scientist of Nocturne and would 
                  come up with different weapons, melee weapons, radiance emitters, 
                  and things to help them in their battles, and it's because of 
                  the story and mythology that Spookhouse and Nocturne had created, 
                  you see Stranger is one of these guys that isn't an investigator, 
                  he goes in to pretty much combat adverse forces. Whereas some 
                  of the others that you met, like Hiram and Doc Holliday, were 
                  more methodical, more research oriented. So when you go into 
                  Blair Witch, you're looking at playing through the different 
                  characters, you'll actually take the role of Doc Holliday. With 
                  her more research-oriented background, it makes her the prime 
                  Spookhouse operative to be sent out to investigate Rustin Parr 
                  and what the hell really happened. </font></p>
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                    <ignoreme>Creepy. (108k).</ignoreme></font></i></p>
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            <p align="left"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">Because 
              it will be revealed to you that Spookhouse in its existance, and 
              operatives and contacts that it has throughout time, there has been 
              paths crossed where Spookhouse was involved with the Blair Witch 
              legend. At least at some points in the past and possibly in the 
              future there would and could be, similar investigations done by 
              the Spookhouse. And our game is focusing more on bringing forth 
              characters that we introduced in Nocturne, just because that's kind 
              of the way we approached it. Now it won't probably be the same for 
              Human Head and Ritual. They'll probably be introducing characters 
              of their own that are new. So they may not all fall into the 'Spookhouse 
              meets Blair Witch' realm. The common thread is the use of the Nocturne 
              engine, and not always being involved with Spookhouse directly, 
              they're mentioned on the fringe and they're all part of the same 
              story, the same world, and the same universe, but all the games 
              take place across different time periods, almost 100 years apart. 
              So what we're doing with Rustin Parr episode took place in 1941 
              and the early 40's. Where Human Head's story will probably revolve 
              more around 1880. </font></p>
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