On Fri, 20 Aug 1999, Chris Pile wrote: > No written contract was ever drawn up with Persona regarding the rights to > Defender, so technically I still own all rights to it... However, the game > was > written to be marketed by Persona and a sort of 'verbal agreement' was made > between myself and Malcolm. > > Personally I have no objections about releasing Defender into the PD, and > I've > mentioned this to David L. on several occasions. After all, the game was > never > going to make any money and it seems a shame for it to remain hidden > forever...
Syncytium is in the same boat entirely, except it is much older (and shows it!). I really think it has sold as many copies as it is going to, at least at its current price. But I agree with Si - Defender is still quite new and I don't think it has had a chance to sell to its entire market yet. Has it ever been for sale at a Gloucester show, for example? (I often tried to buy software at shows rather than by mail, partly because you can only be sure a product is released when you've got a copy in your hand...) Andrew -- -- Andrew Collier ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) -- My other -- http://mnemotech.ucam.org -- .sig is a -- Part 3 Materials Science, Cambridge -- PDF file --
