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Kesmai was a
pioneering game
developer and
online game publisher,
founded in 1981 by
Kelton Flinn and John Taylor. The
company was best
known for the combat...
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Island of
Kesmai was an
early commercial online game in the multi-user
dungeon (MUD) genre,
innovative in its use of
roguelike pseudo-graphics. It is considered...
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Kesmai (March 4, 1884 –
November 3, 1961; Persian: شمس کسمایی) was an
Iranian poet
known for her
innovations in
Persian modernist poetry. Sems
Kesmai...
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version of
Dungeons of
Kesmai,
Island of
Kesmai, was
launched on CompuServe. Later, its 2-D
graphical descendant Legends of
Kesmai was
launched on AOL in...
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GameStorm was an
online gaming service founded by
Kesmai corporation in
November 1997. It
offered several online video games at a flat
monthly fee of $10...
- saw the
release of a
roguelike (pseudo-graphical) MUD
called Island of
Kesmai on
CompuServe and Lucasfilm's
graphical MUD Habitat. The
first fully graphical...
- Pasadena, California;
acquired in July 2018, shut down in
January 2023.
Kesmai in Charlottesville, Virginia; the
studio was
acquired in 1999 and closed...
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Multiplayer BattleTech: 3025 is a PC
MMORPG developed by
Kesmai during the same
period as Microsoft's
MechWarrior 4: Vengeance. The game
occupies the fictional...
- 1984,
CompuServe debuted Islands of
Kesmai, the
first commercial multiplayer online role
playing game.
Islands of
Kesmai used
scrolling text (ASCII graphics)...
- his
University of
Virginia classmate Kelton Flinn) of the game
company Kesmai,
which they
founded in 1981. In 2011,
Taylor was
awarded the
Online Game...
