<p>Fergus (@Cvamped) and Nicole (@nic_olenomicon) are ready to close the book on the Hellgate London saga, but there's one last corner of Flagship Studios' genre-bending universe to explore: transmedia tie-ins. This episode covers the Hellgate London graphic novel (written by Ian Edgington and illustrated by Steve Pugh) and the first volume of Arvid Nelson's Hellgate London manga. </p>

Fergus (@Cvamped) and Nicole (@nic_olenomicon) are ready to close the book on the Hellgate London saga, but there's one last corner of Flagship Studios' genre-bending universe to explore: transmedia tie-ins. This episode covers the Hellgate London graphic novel (written by Ian Edgington and illustrated by Steve Pugh) and the first volume of Arvid Nelson's Hellgate London manga.

<p>Fergus (@Cvamped) and Nicole (@nic_olenomicon) are ready to close the book on the Hellgate London saga, but there's one last corner of Flagship Studios' genre-bending universe to explore: transmedia tie-ins. This episode covers the Hellgate London graphic novel (written by Ian Edgington and illustrated by Steve Pugh) and the first volume of Arvid Nelson's Hellgate London manga.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 14: Transmedia

In 2007, Hellgate London launched to mixed-reviews. Less than a year later, the development team behind the game fell apart. Thirteen years later, two friends revisit the ambitious action-RPG that killed Flagship Studios through the three spin-off novels it inspired.

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Episode 14: Transmedia

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