Human Interact posted an almost two hours Westwood, of a long form interview -- "Louis Castle is the co-founder of the legendary game development company, Westwood Studios. Started back in 1985 originally known as Westwood Associates, Louis Castle took this humble game studio from a porting house on the Amiga and Macintosh 128K, to a RTS powerhouse of the IBM PC in the 90s. in this long form interview with Louis Castle, we ask him about the stories behind the games the Lion King, Blade Runner, Command and Conquer, and Monopoly. Each one of these games sold over a million units, and cemented Westwood Studios as a studio that redefined the games industry.
TITANS OF THE INDUSTRY is a long form documentary series where we interview the people who impacted the games industry. In this episode we interview Louis Castle, the co-founder of Westwood Studios..."
This is an amazing very long interview. Haha, they ran out of Compact Disc-Read Only Memory (CD-ROM)s for their first C&C game. Thanks God I bought it right away with a couple college/university friends at a local Egghead Software (rest in peace (RIP)) store with its full retail price! The video cutscenes engineering part was interesting like those people in the demo scenes. Even George Lucas was impressed with E3 demo. :O
