Starcraft: Ghost News Archive

  • StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres was originally assigned to Keith R.A. DeCandido, who wrote the original StarCraft: Ghost–Nova and the StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 1 manga. DeCandido will be missed, and hopefully we get to see more of his work. However, Spectres is a work by Nate Kenyon. He’s a (new writer) in the arsenal of Blizzard Entertainment novelists, but don’t let (that) fool you. Nate Kenyon is an award-winning author of science fiction, horror and suspense novels....

    Blizzplanet Review: StarCraft: Ghost — Spectres

    Posted on September 29, 2011 | No Comments
    StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres was originally assigned to Keith R.A. DeCandido, who wrote the original StarCraft: Ghost–Nova and the StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 1 manga. DeCandido will be missed, and hopefully we get to see more of his work. However, Spectres is a work by Nate Kenyon. He’s a (new writer) in the arsenal of Blizzard Entertainment novelists, but don’t let (that) fool you. Nate Kenyon is an award-winning author of science fiction, horror and suspense novels....

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  • Blizzplanet journalist and network manager Eldorian interviewed author Nate Kenyon by phone to dig more into the storyline of StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres, a novel many fans of the StarCraft Universe have been anxiously awaiting for almost three years and a half (title revelation: May 10, 2008). The StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres was originally assigned to be written by Keith R.A. DeCandido. For reasons only the Asgardian Norns might know, the direction of the book landed on the good...

    Blizzplanet Interview: StarCraft: Ghost — Spectres Interview with Nate Kenyon

    Posted on September 28, 2011 | No Comments
    Blizzplanet journalist and network manager Eldorian interviewed author Nate Kenyon by phone to dig more into the storyline of StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres, a novel many fans of the StarCraft Universe have been anxiously awaiting for almost three years and a half (title revelation: May 10, 2008). The StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres was originally assigned to be written by Keith R.A. DeCandido. For reasons only the Asgardian Norns might know, the direction of the book landed on the good...

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  • StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres by Nate Kenyon is now available in Mass Market Paperback and eBook formats. Order it here. StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres is the novelization of the postponed 2006 first-person shooter video game. I was given a review copy last week. Expect a short article in upcoming days. So far so good. Eldorian is holding a live phone interview with the author, Nate Kenyon, any time in the next couple of days with questions forwarded by me...

    StarCraft: Ghost — Spectres On Sale

    Posted on September 27, 2011 | 2 Comments
    StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres by Nate Kenyon is now available in Mass Market Paperback and eBook formats. Order it here. StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres is the novelization of the postponed 2006 first-person shooter video game. I was given a review copy last week. Expect a short article in upcoming days. So far so good. Eldorian is holding a live phone interview with the author, Nate Kenyon, any time in the next couple of days with questions forwarded by me...

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  • Blizzard Entertainment and Pocket Star Books will launch StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres on Tuesday, September 27, 2011. This new StarCraft novel introduces the background story of Spectre Ghost Gabriel Tosh. It seems some of the characters found in the StarCraft: Ghost Academy (Tokyopop) will make cameos — including Nova and Kath Toom. Chris Metzen said at San Diego Comic Con that StarCraft: Ghost Spectres is the novelization of StarCraft: Ghost (the postponed game). It’s definitely a must-have...

    StarCraft: Ghost Spectres Teasers and Questions Wanted

    Posted on September 24, 2011 | 1 Comment
    Blizzard Entertainment and Pocket Star Books will launch StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres on Tuesday, September 27, 2011. This new StarCraft novel introduces the background story of Spectre Ghost Gabriel Tosh. It seems some of the characters found in the StarCraft: Ghost Academy (Tokyopop) will make cameos — including Nova and Kath Toom. Chris Metzen said at San Diego Comic Con that StarCraft: Ghost Spectres is the novelization of StarCraft: Ghost (the postponed game). It’s definitely a must-have...

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  • Activision Blizzard announced recently to its shareholders and media, including me, they would broadcast their announcements at the 2011 Citi Technology Conference on September 8, 2011 at 10:45 AM (ET). Speakers: Thomas Tippl (COO, Activision Blizzard) and Rob Pardo (Blizzard EVP of Game Design). According to Thomas Tippl, Blizzard Entertainment will release SIX video games based on known intellectual properties (IP) in the upcoming three years. That doesn’t count the upcoming Next-Gen MMO which is...

    2011 Citi Technology Conference: Blizzard To Release Six Games in the Next Three Years

    Posted on September 8, 2011 | 2 Comments
    Activision Blizzard announced recently to its shareholders and media, including me, they would broadcast their announcements at the 2011 Citi Technology Conference on September 8, 2011 at 10:45 AM (ET). Speakers: Thomas Tippl (COO, Activision Blizzard) and Rob Pardo (Blizzard EVP of Game Design). According to Thomas Tippl, Blizzard Entertainment will release SIX video games based on known intellectual properties (IP) in the upcoming three years. That doesn’t count the upcoming Next-Gen MMO which is...

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  • The updated front cover for the StarCraft: Ghost Spectres novel by Nate Kenyon is now available. The 336-pages novel will be available in the following formats: Mass Market Paperback and Kindle. It ships on September 27, 2011. You can pre-order StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres (Starcraft (Unnumbered)) now. The ghost spectre known by StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty players as Gabriel Tosh debuted in the pages of StarCraft: Ghost Academy by Keith R.A. DeCandido (publisher: TOKOPOP) as a...

    StarCraft: Ghost Spectres – Front Cover Artwork

    Posted on July 4, 2011 | 1 Comment
    The updated front cover for the StarCraft: Ghost Spectres novel by Nate Kenyon is now available. The 336-pages novel will be available in the following formats: Mass Market Paperback and Kindle. It ships on September 27, 2011. You can pre-order StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres (Starcraft (Unnumbered)) now. The ghost spectre known by StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty players as Gabriel Tosh debuted in the pages of StarCraft: Ghost Academy by Keith R.A. DeCandido (publisher: TOKOPOP) as a...

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  • The pre-order of the Kindle version of the StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres novel by Nate Kenyon is now available. Pre-order now and the novel will be auto-delivered to your Kindle or other device on September 27, 2011. The mass market version pre-order is also available. If you don’t have a Kindle device, the Kindle App allows you to read books in your PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Windows Phone 7. Product Description Following on the...

    StarCraft: Ghost Spectres Kindle and Mass Market Pre-orders Available

    Posted on June 25, 2011 | No Comments
    The pre-order of the Kindle version of the StarCraft: Ghost–Spectres novel by Nate Kenyon is now available. Pre-order now and the novel will be auto-delivered to your Kindle or other device on September 27, 2011. The mass market version pre-order is also available. If you don’t have a Kindle device, the Kindle App allows you to read books in your PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, BlackBerry, Android and Windows Phone 7. Product Description Following on the...

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  • TOKYOPOP CEO Stu Levy announced the US Division located in Los Angeles, CA will shutdown this upcoming May 31, 2011. Stu Levy wrote a farewell note recapping fourteen years of history. One can feel his love for manga and the japanese culture, a second home to him. Barely a few weeks ago, Stu Levy posted images of his trip to Japan where he helped a community sheltered in a school after the earthquake and tsunami...

    TOKYOPOP to Shutdown in May

    Posted on April 16, 2011 | No Comments
    TOKYOPOP CEO Stu Levy announced the US Division located in Los Angeles, CA will shutdown this upcoming May 31, 2011. Stu Levy wrote a farewell note recapping fourteen years of history. One can feel his love for manga and the japanese culture, a second home to him. Barely a few weeks ago, Stu Levy posted images of his trip to Japan where he helped a community sheltered in a school after the earthquake and tsunami...

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  • This year Blizzard Entertainment deployed another great April’s Fool series of inside-jokes as announcements of upcoming content to their video games. For those kinda slow, upcoming content that ain’t ever going to happen — nudge-nudge. First the new World of Warcraft feature: Crabby, The Dungeon Helper. It’s a blue Ghostcrawler that pops in-game on the bottom-right to help you with tutorials — wait we already have this minus the crabby. Each time the Crabby shows...

    April’s Fool 2011: World of Warcraft, StarCraft Motion, Diablo III

    Posted on April 1, 2011 | No Comments
    This year Blizzard Entertainment deployed another great April’s Fool series of inside-jokes as announcements of upcoming content to their video games. For those kinda slow, upcoming content that ain’t ever going to happen — nudge-nudge. First the new World of Warcraft feature: Crabby, The Dungeon Helper. It’s a blue Ghostcrawler that pops in-game on the bottom-right to help you with tutorials — wait we already have this minus the crabby. Each time the Crabby shows...

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  • Tokyopop launched today StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 3, wrapping up the series. The manga based in the StarCraft: Ghost universe was written by David Gerrold, with art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa. You can find it at a bookstore near you, or order it online here. Ghosts are the Dominion’s ultimate weapons – elite terran operatives capable of reading thoughts, becoming invisible, and much more. One location possesses the technology and expertise required to teach these...

    StarCraft: Ghost Academy Vol. 3 On Sale

    Posted on March 8, 2011 | No Comments
    Tokyopop launched today StarCraft: Ghost Academy Volume 3, wrapping up the series. The manga based in the StarCraft: Ghost universe was written by David Gerrold, with art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa. You can find it at a bookstore near you, or order it online here. Ghosts are the Dominion’s ultimate weapons – elite terran operatives capable of reading thoughts, becoming invisible, and much more. One location possesses the technology and expertise required to teach these...

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