-
including Softdisk Magazette,
Softdisk Publishing,
Softdisk, Inc.,
Softdisk Internet Services,
Softdisk, L.L.C., and
Magazines On Disk.
Softdisk is most...
- work as a
freelance programmer.
Softdisk, a
computer company in Shreveport, Louisiana,
hired Carmack to work on
Softdisk G-S (an
Apple IIGS publication)...
- in Keen
Dreams was
developed by id and
published as a
retail title by
Softdisk;
episodes four and five were
released by
Apogee as the
shareware Commander...
- In
September 1990, John Carmack,
while working at
programming studio Softdisk,
developed a way to
implement smooth side-scrolling in
video games on IBM-compatible...
-
Apple II, 16-color,
Softdisk Dangerous Dave's
Risky Rescue, 1993, DOS, EGA,
Softdisk Dave Goes Nutz!, 1993, DOS, EGA,
Softdisk Dangerous Dave Goes Nutz...
-
Macintosh computer system,
published by
Softdisk beginning in 1988. It was a
sister publication of
Softdisk for the
Apple II,
Loadstar for the Commodore...
- It was
founded in
February 1991 by four
members of the
software company Softdisk:
programmers John
Carmack and John Romero, game
designer Tom Hall, and...
-
Softdisk was a
software and
Internet company based in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Founded in 1981, its
original products were disk
magazines (which they termed...
-
division from
Softdisk's art department, and
persuaded Tom Hall to come in at
night and help with game design.
Romero and the
others left
Softdisk in February...
- graphics. It was
developed by id
Software and
originally published by
Softdisk under the Gamer's Edge label,
released in
November 1991. The
player takes...
