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<a href="http://convention.apolyton.net/audio/stephanouk_presentation5.m3u" title="Click to Listen"><img src="http://convention.apolyton.net/images/stephanouk_presentation5.jpg" title="'The Paul Stephanouk Presentation' (Part 5/5)" border="0" align=right></a> During <strong>ApolyCon '06</strong> held in Timonium, Maryland this past <u>July</u>, <strong>Big Huge Games</strong> (<strong>BHG</strong>) designer Paul Stephanouk gave a presentation to attendees on the development of the company's premiere title, <em>Rise of Nations</em>, which offered a glipse into <strong>BHG</strong>' approach to game in general. Recorded by event Chairman <a href="http://apolyton.net/about/10/129/" title="Click for Profile">Daniel "DanQ" Quick</a>, what Stephanouk said is now being made publicly available in a series of installments.
In <a href="http://convention.apolyton.net/audio/stephanouk_presentation5.m3u" TITLE="Click to Listen">the fifth</a> of five parts, Stephanouk answers an attendee's question as to what his favourite videogame is and his view on digital distribution, gives away a copy of the original <em>RoN</em> beta to another attendee who correctly answers a trivia question -- and then beats him at a game of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" -- and working with publisher <strong>Microsoft Game Studios</strong>. Finally, Stephanouk is presented with something for him and the other members of the <strong>BHG</strong> staff to enjoy.
Available for listening in streaming 64kbps MP3 format, Part 5 -- the serial's last -- runs for 09m16s (4.3MB).
In <a href="http://convention.apolyton.net/audio/stephanouk_presentation5.m3u" TITLE="Click to Listen">the fifth</a> of five parts, Stephanouk answers an attendee's question as to what his favourite videogame is and his view on digital distribution, gives away a copy of the original <em>RoN</em> beta to another attendee who correctly answers a trivia question -- and then beats him at a game of "Rock, Paper, Scissors" -- and working with publisher <strong>Microsoft Game Studios</strong>. Finally, Stephanouk is presented with something for him and the other members of the <strong>BHG</strong> staff to enjoy.
Available for listening in streaming 64kbps MP3 format, Part 5 -- the serial's last -- runs for 09m16s (4.3MB).