One Shots: Chained

by Krystalle Voecks Jan 26th 2010 at 2:00PM

Filed under: Fantasy, Screenshots, Guild Wars, One Shots

One of the things many people love about Guild Wars is the tremendous imagination and feel of the artwork in the games. While we didn't get a description to go with this interesting screenshot taken by Logen, it reminds me of a gorgeous piece of art from Guild Wars. The work in question won a prize at the Into The Pixel showing at E3 2008. Thankfully, the artwork is available on the Into The Pixel site for everyone to enjoy. Check out today's great One Shots full size, and then look at the ITP gallery piece from artist Tyler West. We think you'll see the connection too.

Are you one of the people who really love the artwork in Guild Wars? We'd love to show off more, but we need your screenshots to make that happen. Send your best screenshots (all MMOs welcome) to us here at oneshots AT massively DOT com along with your name, a description of the area, and the name of the game. We'll post them out here for everyone to enjoy and give you the credit.

Gallery: One Shots

Tags: arenanet, guild-wars, gw, into-the-pixel, logen, ncsoft, one-shots, screenshot, screenshots

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Xylona said on 11:06AM 1-27-2010

Isn't that Sorrow's Furnace..?

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