The Heroes III game does the same, only the graphics are much fancierĪnd the animations are far smoother. Recruited troops, maintained armies, and fought battles on tactical maps with a variety of fantastic monsters. King’s Bounty, although crude by today’s standards, was a lot of fun to play. I had over 30 people work on the project: programmers, artists, voice actors, and level designers, and it took us about 18 months to finish. The Heroes III game has 65,000 colors and fills an entire CD. Nine years later, the Heroes™ III game is state of the art.
I had one programmer and one artist to make my design real, and it took us about a year to finish. The art: 16 colors and used up both sides of the floppy disk. I had just finished Might and Magic ® II. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine it would grow into the phenomenon the series has become. When I sat down to create King’s Bounty ®, the precursor to Heroes of Might and Magic, Windows, the Windows logo and DirectX are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the Microsoft Corporation. The owner of this product is entitled to use the software and related manual for his or her own use, but is not entitled to reproduce and distribute any copies of the software or manual to any other individual or entity nor to rent or lease this product or any copy thereof to any third party. No portion of this product may be photocopied, scanned, translated, reproduced, copied or reduced to any tangible or electronic medium or machine-readable form, or publicly performed or displayed, without the prior written consent of The 3DO Company. The software and related manual for this 3DO product are copyrighted. New World Computing is a division of The 3DO Company. All other trademarks belong to their respective owners. Heroes of Might and Magic, Heroes, Might and Magic, New World Computing, 3DO, and their respective logos, are trademarks and/or service marks of The 3DO Company in the U.S.
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