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Re: The 'Lost' Apple IIgs Games

Subject: Re: The 'Lost' Apple IIgs Games
From: Olivier ZARDINI <olivier.zardini@NOSPAMcooperteam.com>
Date: 31 Mar 2006 18:20:43 GMT
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Mitchell Spector <mitch2gs@hotmail.com> wrote in 
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>>Sim City
> 
>     Bill Heineman started it only to find out Maxis wanted a US$150,000
> licensing fee to do the port. That killed any hope for it.
> 

   Sim City GS exists. It runs under GS/OS with Apple interface (windows, 
scroll bar, etc). I don't remember is the full game was done buy it looked
like a playable software. Bill couldn't give it because of rights issues.

  Olivier

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