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Thanks for taking the bullet for us; I'll thank you for THAT service. :) And for reminding me that JP's appearing in the episode. I...

I was trying to sort out the factions and the setting, and after some frustration I decided to chart them out. Have I got the basics...

Well, I feel rather miserable committing to reviewing Brozer now. Having read it, looking at it again and again has truly become a slog...

It also really negates any suggestion that Gary was somehow wronged by TSR under Williams. He had already effectively surrendered his...

I'll make time this week. I'm fairly equanimous (Oops, that's not a word!) about it all by now. I wasn't there for the later civil...

Yeah, not only was he bring two-faced about royalties, but his royalties came close to destroying the conpany. Podcast is pretty...

I don't think any of the Product Development staff knew that Gary was being paid royalties while we were denied them (having to sign...

TSR offered employees a chance to buy shares of stock during my time there (1980-81) but it was incredibly expensive to us in the design...

At some point, a few posts back, I also pointed out that Buck Rogers products had also stopped being developed several years before TSR...

I did go over the Buck Rogers thing before. See Part C. But arguing Buck Williams is a fool's errand. It was neither unlawful nor...

I think it's an important distinction that yes, this is a private company, and does not have the same fiduciary duty to shareholders as...

I thought the stuff all went to auction in the 2000s. It may have not included the IP though. As for the injection of Buck Rodgers into...

There was nothing remotely unethical about Lorraine Williams’ TSR licensing Buck Rogers. The big difference between Williams’ TSR and...

You’re probably thinking of DragonStrike. This was another board game by TSR in that same era. It was also competing with another TSR...