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Stephen Poole investigates the Top Ten casualties of slipping ship date syndrome.
Stephen Poole investigates the Top Ten casualties of slipping ship date syndrome.
Posted Dec 31, 1998 12:00 am PT
The Rise and Fall of Trilobyte
In the early '90s Trilobyte was absolutely golden, right up there with id Software. Bill Gates lauded their first project, The 7th Guest as "the future of multimedia." But differences between co-founders Graeme Devine and Rob Landeros caused the slow, painful break-up of what had begun as a gamer's Camelot. This is their story.
In the early '90s Trilobyte was absolutely golden, right up there with id Software. Bill Gates lauded their first project, The 7th Guest as "the future of multimedia." But differences between co-founders Graeme Devine and Rob Landeros caused the slow, painful break-up of what had begun as a gamer's Camelot. This is their story.
Posted Sep 22, 1999 12:00 am PT
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