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Re: QQP - What happened to them?

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From: t...
Date: Tue, 10 Feb 1998 00:00
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On Tue, 10 Feb 1998 10:45:48 -0800, gst...@kale.com wrote:
  The Grandest Fleet is one of my all time favorite multyplayer games.
I remember that that were working on the sequel to there Admiral game
when they went under.  I thought it was close to release at the time
but I never heard another word about it.  It was created by Bruce
Williams Zaccagino, and Thurston Seafoss.  Anyone know if they are
still in the biz or designing anything else?

TB

>Andy wrote:
>> 
>> They were bought out by American Laser Games a couple of years ago, had
>> their name changed to Her Interactive & they now produce "software for
>> girls" whatever that might be...
>
>
>They made some pretty good games, I got Battles in Time, and The
>Grandest Fleet personally.  
>
>The Grandest Fleet was probably one of the earliest games to use SVGA.
>Too bad when my TGF go down with the HD, my diskette went bad too, so
>now I don't get to play it.
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Date: 1998/02/10
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