Looking for anyone involved with the Metagaming company
jos
greg costikyan
or anybody involved with Metagaming and the microgame line of games they put
out.
Thanks and happy hollidays!
Carl and/or Karen Klutzke
>Hello all - I'm looking for
>greg costikyan
Any good search engine (my personal favorite is www.metacrawler.com)
should find his home page. He's pretty active on the Web.
>or anybody involved with Metagaming and the microgame line of games they put
>out.
Hmm. How about Steve Jackson? His _Ogre_ was the first microgame.
You should be able to find his company's website as well. I didn't
realize that Greg Costikyan had anything to do with Metagaming though.
If you can't find either of them, let me know and I'll try to dig up
some URLs.
>Thanks and happy hollidays!
Likewise.
Carl
Demagogue
Try http://www.crossover.com/~costik/
Last time I checked that was Greg Costikyan's virutal abode.
The Demagogue
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>Hello all - I'm looking for
>greg costikyan
>
>or anybody involved with Metagaming and the microgame line of games they put
>out.
>
It's Hymn
"I am Greg Costikywhosit!"
okay 1... 2... 3...
beep beep!
Noah Falstein
Demagogue wrote:
> On Wed, 23 Dec 1998 17:45:45 GMT, j...@nospam.com (jos) wrote:
>
> Try http://www.crossover.com/~costik/
Yes, he works for Crossover Technologies in NYC. But I believe he was at SPI and
West End Games during the Metagaming days. Steve Jackson would be a good bet as
someone else mentioned. Also Bill (W.G.) Armintrout who did illustrations for a
lot of the early microgames is still in the computer game industry in Austin.
I used to have a copy of the original Ogre with the black and white cover, before
they did the "fancy" version that added red. What a classic!
--
Noah Falstein
The Inspiracy
Freelance Interactive Design
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To reply remove the obvious
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n...@theinspiracy.NOSPAM.com wrote:
>
>
> Demagogue wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 23 Dec 1998 17:45:45 GMT, j...@nospam.com (jos) wrote:
> >
> > Try http://www.crossover.com/~costik/
>
> Yes, he works for Crossover Technologies in NYC. But I believe he was at SPI
and
> West End Games during the Metagaming days
Avsolutely correct - Greg and Eric BOTH were.
Scott Palter
WEG
. Steve Jackson would be a good bet
as
> someone else mentioned. Also Bill (W.G.) Armintrout who did illustrations for
a
> lot of the early microgames is still in the computer game industry in Austin.
>
> I used to have a copy of the original Ogre with the black and white cover,
before
> they did the "fancy" version that added red. What a classic!
> --
>
> Noah Falstein
> The Inspiracy
> Freelance Interactive Design
> http://www.theinspiracy.com
>
> n...@theinspiracy.NOSPAM.com
> To reply remove the obvious
>
>
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