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when a game goes gold...what does that mean???

 

BTW

We heard today from our LucasArts contact that Star Wars: Galactic

Battlegrounds has gone gold. This is very good news for both real-time

strategy and Star Wars fans. Galactic Battlegrounds combines a game engine

adapted from the definitive Age of Empires series with the immersive Star

Wars galaxy. Play as the Empire, the Alliance, Wookies or even those freaky

Gungans. Embark on huge campaigns filled with challenging skirmishes,

mission objectives and over 300 different units that include Jedi Knights,

AT-ATs and snowspeeders.

 

With the gone gold announcement out of the way, we can look forward to

Galactic Battlegrounds hitting its mid-November ship date. Just follow this

link to pre-order now:

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'Gone gold' basically means that everything is set is stone now and there is a master disc which has gone to manufacturing.

 

There will be NO changes to the game now; debugging is basically finished as well. (of course, the team will continue to look for bugs and release a patch if the need is there).

 

So mid-november is solid now !

 

:D

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Originally posted by Paragon_Leon

'Gone gold' basically means that everything is set is stone now and there is a master disc which has gone to manufacturing.

 

There will be NO changes to the game now; debugging is basically finished as well. (of course, the team will continue to look for bugs and release a patch if the need is there).

 

So mid-november is solid now !

 

:D

 

Oh...lol...I thought it ment that the game was getting old and so they were giving it a discount price...lol (goldyears)

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Good, in case anyone is wondering, they are probably now making enough copies so it is not sold out for a while. It comes out Nov. 13

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