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LEC / LFNetwork Announce LucasFiles.com
11 Dec, 2002 / Comments: 18

By DJG


LucasArts issued a press release today concerning the recently launched LucasFiles, which is run by the LFNetwork. The press release summarizes the purpose of LucasFiles and quotes LucasArts President Simon Jeffery on how much he loves us all. God bless us, every one. Click below to read the full press release.<:MORENEWS:>
NEW WEB SITE FOR POSTING OF LUCASARTS INSPIRED GAME MODS LAUNCHED BY LFNETWORK.COM FAN SITE

Officially Sanctioned Site, www.lucasfiles.com, Offers Fans Location to Create and Post Modifications of LucasArts Titles

SAN RAFAEL, Calif. -- December 11, 2002 -- Fans who create game modifications (mods) based upon characters and elements in titles by LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC can now post their works on the Internet at LucasFiles, which can be found at www.lucasfiles.com. The new site, created by Lucas Fan Network (LFN), www.lfnetwork.com, an independent collection of web sites dedicated to LucasArts and its games, is an exclusive and sanctioned online location offering a variety of mods inspired by LucasArts titles. The LucasFiles database also hosts unique fan produced content, levels, and an array of other media.

"LucasArts is grateful to the Lucas Fan Network, whose enthusiastic and very dedicated members have created a distinctive online destination for fans of our games to showcase and share their creations with others," says Simon Jeffery, president of LucasArts. "The fan community is incredibly important to LucasArts and this site will provide them with a variety of ways to continue to celebrate their passion for the company and its games." LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC is a leading developer and publisher of interactive entertainment software worldwide.

Based in San Rafael, Calif., as well as on the Internet at www.lucasarts.com, LucasArts is one of five companies in the Lucas group which include Lucasfilm Ltd., Lucas Digital Ltd. LLC, Lucas Licensing Ltd., and Lucas Online. Lucasfilm is one of the leading film and entertainment companies in the world. Lucasfilm's businesses include George Lucas' film and television production and distribution activities. Lucas Digital, which consists of Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) and Skywalker Sound, provides visual effects and audio post-production services to the entertainment industry. Lucas Licensing is responsible for the merchandising of all Lucasfilm's film and television properties. Lucas Online is a digital destination for entertainment, education, reference and e-commerce for Lucasfilm's intellectual properties and business units.
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18 Comments

  • Lateralis on 13 Dec, 2002, 13:10…
    Good to see LEC finally addressing the issue. Hopefully the legal mumbo jumbo won't be too off putting.
  • Rand0m on 12 Dec, 2002, 19:16…
    This got mentioned on the news site slashdot.org.

    http://slashdot.org/articles/02/12/12/234243.shtml?tid=127

    Nice to have a lucasarts specific site to find and download files from.
  • Lucasmad on 12 Dec, 2002, 11:26…
    Um... I really don't understand. Does Lucasfiles.com allow people to submit fangames such as FOMI2 or do they mean something else? I looked at the 'submit' page but got swamped by the legal mumbo-jumbo.
  • JBRAA on 13 Dec, 2002, 03:46…
    Is this what you mean?

    http://www.lucasforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=86609.
  • Lucasmad on 15 Dec, 2002, 15:57…
    Yeah, I've been trying to find more details about the whole thing for Scurvy as he's interested in finishing FOMI2 off. I've also got some fangames that I might upload to the site, if they explained everything a bit better.
  • Bobo Donkey? on 12 Dec, 2002, 10:06…
    So does that mean now that anyone could send in hacked versions of LucasArts Games or other games with LucasArts elements? Or is that a completely stupid question I just asked.

    By the way I dont think I told you guys but I?m in Benidorm right now (Thats in Spain, if you didnt know). I just bought a Rubber Chicken (but its a shame theres no pulley in the middle }:?)
  • Gabez on 12 Dec, 2002, 07:49…
    LucasArts RULE!
  • bgbennyboy on 12 Dec, 2002, 04:16…
    Excellent!
  • Marek on 12 Dec, 2002, 04:10…
    LucasArts rules. They're embracing the fan community.

    As for LFN, they've totally sold out! (j/k)
  • Tall Guy on 12 Dec, 2002, 04:01…
    they love us! they really love us!
  • spaff on 12 Dec, 2002, 03:55…
    w00000ty w00000ty
  • Bobo Donkey? on 12 Dec, 2002, 09:53…
    Hey what does wOOOt mean anyhow?
  • SpaceMonkey on 11 Dec, 2002, 21:39…
    I always appreciate when the companies appreciate the devotion of the fans, appreciate (just thought I'd throw another one in).
  • Jake on 11 Dec, 2002, 20:26…
    < -- WOOOOOT!!!
  • Kingzjester on 12 Dec, 2002, 08:04…
    Hey! They stole your design for an icon! I think you have a legal case against them! No... wait... YOU ARE THEM! YOU MISERABLE BASTARD SELL-OUT(S)!!
  • telarium on 12 Dec, 2002, 07:36…
    Jake is famous now.
  • ZeroXcape on 11 Dec, 2002, 23:25…
    heh, nice.
  • Marek on 12 Dec, 2002, 04:08…


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