Richard Garriott says he's getting the Ultima rights back from EA in 2027

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True Classics: Richard Garriott recently confirmed that he will soon reacquire the IP rights to the Ultima series from EA. The distinguished game designer and the publisher have already exchanged a few emails about the matter, so things could soon start moving again for one of the most iconic CRPG series of all time.

Richard Garriott will soon get the Ultima rights back and is already planning what to do with the series afterward. The British-born American game designer, entrepreneur, and space tourist played a major role in establishing the CRPG genre during the home computer era. Now, the man behind the Lord British persona wants another go at the popular series, which debuted almost half a century ago.

Garriott recently reiterated what he believes will happen a year from now. Thanks to...

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