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Article #225132Re: QQP - What happened to them?
From: Andy
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 00:00
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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... Tim Prokop wrote in message <34CDAE...@sprintmail.com>... >I'm sure that some of you out there remember QQP - Quantum Quality >Productions. Can anyone tell me what happend to them since all the net >searches I've tried haven't turned up anything? I assume they were >bought out, but maybe they went broke. > >On the off chance anyone has more specific information I'm looking to >track down some of their programmers (ex-programmers now I guess). > >Any help would be appreciated. Please email me with your response. > > >Tim Prokop > >timp...@sprintmail.com
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