“We’re delighted to be partnering with Sweet to expand our offering in the digital space and to collaborate with our in-house 2D, 3D and animation talent to create new and exciting designs for digital collectibles. “Incendium has always been rooted in collectibles, be it comic books, figurines or pin badges,” Leon says. Incendium CEO Llexi Leon also commented on the significance of the new release. I can’t wait to see what more we can do as the rest of Echoes From The Void unfurls.” Diving into the world of digital collectibles lets us add a new dimension to the characters and storylines that we’ve loved creating. “The series is becoming a showcase, with so many talents adapting visions from songs in our discography. “It’s been awesome to see the art and stories of Echoes From The Void evolve into the digital space,” Lee says. Read more: 1995’s 15 best punk albums heralded a new age of mainstream rock The pair have additional releases planned for the future and look to expand on the artwork and creations from upcoming installments of the five-issue graphic anthology series.Įvanescence’s Amy Lee characterizes the new collection as a way of expanding upon the world created in their story. The new project is the NFT debut for both Evanescence and Incendium and was inspired by issue #1 of Echoes From The Void.
ĮDIT : If you wan't to play with WinXP pick a steam_api.dll from any game and rename it as GalaxyWrp.dll. It won't work with XP because of the Galaxy.dll, not game itself. I can only hope that GOG will reconsider and add the untampered files that were still XP compatible to the extras or make a patch that replaces the changed files with the old ones. Too bad, I like to reduce the clutter in my apartment.
I would have bought Fallout 3 GOTY and Oblivion GOTY as well but as of now, my retail versions seem to be superior (since they run without online checks as well and also on XP. To play it on XP you'll need the retail version or the Steam version (which unfortunately is the same), even the pirate version may run on XP, not GOG's though. I've already tested it on XP and it didn't work, they did break XP compatibility, so don't bother. I need a more definitive answer before buying it. Pixelhate: I've contacted GOG support about XP (32bits on Windows), this is their answer : "We no longer perform compatibility tests for Windows XP and Vista, so I'm unable to guarantee that the game will work correctly on Windows XP as it was not tested."Ĭompatibility was not tested but might work.
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