Re: Licensing - a thing of the past?

From: scotten@interaccess.com (Scott)

Date: Fri, 12 Apr 1996 00:00:00 +0000

lindahl@deshaw.com (Greg Lindahl) wrote:

>In article <316b3e55.184759703@news.bluehawk.com>,
>Wade Hamel <whamel@bluehawk.com> wrote:

>> Quite some time ago I noticed quite a few moderators that were more
>> than willing to license older, unused, or even current games.  In
>> fact, a long time ago I purchased a couple of licenses myself.  Is
>> this a thing of the past or are any moderators doing licensing
>> currently?

>A few are. Adventurer Kings, for example, is mostly run by licensees
>in various countries, and you can find a couple of hand-run games on
>the PBM List which are licensed. Screwball and Sons (sorry, Schubel
>and Sons) doesn't run any games at all anymore and licenses
>everything.

Actually, S&S is running an occasional Global Supremacy game (I think
that's the name of it). The only reason I know that is because they
just sent me a advertisement even though I have not had an account
with them for about 10 years (and never even played GS!).....

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Scott
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scotten@interaccess.com

References

Licensing - a thing of the past?
whamel@bluehawk.com (Wade Hamel)
Thu, 11 Apr 1996 00:00:00 +0000
Re: Licensing - a thing of the past?
lindahl@deshaw.com (Greg Lindahl)
Fri, 12 Apr 1996 00:00:00 +0000