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Mojo scrapes the bottom of the barrel, republishes moth-eaten LucasArts.com content 02 Aug, 2020 / 3 comments

Way back in 2002, LucasArts.com, which was a site that once existed (ask your grandparents), underwent a revamp as the studio was celebrating its then 20th anniversary. In an effort that arguably represented the only substantial content the official site ever laid claim to, a 20th anniversary section was launched with all sorts of multimedia goodies. Aside from the immediately looted concept art gallery, most of that stuff has been lost to time, presuming you can't be motivated to board The Wayback Machine.

Among the offerings were three nice features -- one a four-part history of the studio, one a collection of employee memories, and one a series of profiles of five veteran developers: Jon Knoles, Sean Clark, Eric Johnston, Mike Stemmle, and Larry Holland. Thinking that these pieces deserved better than being lost to the ages, we went ahead and ported them to Mojo for posterity:

As you might expect, not all media survived the Wayback Machine crawls, and LOL on trying to match the LucasArts.com layouts in MojoEx to any pleasant effect. But whatever, at least they're essentially intact, and can now be enjoyed for centuries to come. Or until Zaarin misses a payment next Tuesday.

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    ddevlin on 03 Aug, 2020, 15:57…

    Remi

    ddevlin

    Only just discovered the podcast -- any chance we can get complete archives and/or new episodes?



    The majority of the old ones are archived here. We had some issues with the iTunes RSS feed, but I’m gradually putting episodes back into it.



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    Remi on 03 Aug, 2020, 14:25…

    ddevlin

    Only just discovered the podcast -- any chance we can get complete archives and/or new episodes?



    The majority of the old ones are archived here. We had some issues with the iTunes RSS feed, but I’m gradually putting episodes back into it.
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    ddevlin on 03 Aug, 2020, 13:14…
    Only just discovered the podcast -- any chance we can get complete archives and/or new episodes?

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