- Simulations, Berry, who by then had
founded a
software company called Ozark Softscape,
caught the
attention of
Electronic Arts
founder Trip Hawkins. M.U.L.E...
-
Softscape is the live
horticultural elements of a landscape.
Softscaping can
include flowers, plants, shrubs, trees,
flower beds, and
duties like weed/nuisance...
-
keeps a
house dry and
provides a
transition between the
hardscape and the
softscape.
Since a
level site is
generally regarded as a
requisite for
comfort and...
- (1992) and X-Men (1993).
Following this, he
formed a company,
Pacific Softscape,
where he
worked as a
designer on
Generations Lost (1994).
After the company...
- hard
wearing materials such as wood, stone, and concrete, as
opposed to
softscape, the
horticultural elements of a landscape. Hard
landscaping involves...
- is a
multiplayer video game
written for
Atari 8-bit
computers by
Ozark Softscape.
Designer Danielle Bunten Berry (credited as Dan Bunten)
takes advantage...
- game
created by
Danielle Bunten Berry (credited as Dan Bunten) and
Ozark Softscape and
published by
Electronic Arts in 1984. The
player takes the role of...
-
point of view that's not
money wise".
Others worked differently.
Ozark Softscape, for example,
wrote M.U.L.E. for the
Atari first because it preferred...
-
Oracle in 2005)
Plateau Systems (acquired by
Successfactors in 2011)
Softscape (acquired by
SumTotal in 2010)
SuccessFactors (acquired by SAP in 2012)...
- of the 1993 X-Men (which he and
other Pacific Softscape employees had
worked on),
after Pacific Softscape were
unable to
secure the
rights to the X-Men...
