'Retroactive' is my banner under which I'll publish my '2600 games. It's
not registered, but don't steal it :P 'TwoHeaded Software' is the umbrella
company under which I am developing Gameboy Advance games, and is a
registered business. Tasmanians are jokingly reffered to as having two
heads. Its a joke-thing.
Cheers
A
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Andrew Davie, TwoHeaded Software
adavie@xxxxxxxxxxx
----- Original Message -----
From: "Erik J. Eid" <eeid@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "Stella Listserv" <stella@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2001 4:30 AM
Subject: [stella] Imprints?
> I've noticed that some of the homebrew authors publish their games under a
> brand or "imprint". Bob Colbert has Retroware. Andrew Davie has
TwoHeaded
> Software (and also Retroactive, mentioned on his web page). Billy Eno
> ("Warring Worms") has Baroque Gaming.
>
> What are these imprints? Are they simply names that the authors are using
> as a blanket identity for their games, or did they go through the trouble
> of registering the name as a company, and if so, what was the legal red
> tape involved?
>
>
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