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I shouldn't write when I'm high. On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Vintage Computer Festival wrote: ^^^^^^^^ I meant Commbat. Also, to clarify, the author of Flash Attack! wrote it claiming she had no prior knowledge of Commbat. According to her, it was entirely a coincidence that her game was almost a clone of Commbat. Flash Attack! was for the PET and Commbat for the TRS-80. Back then, most people were wedded to their platform of choice, so this is entirely plausible. Also, of Commbat and evolved for several years until Flash Attack! was published in 1982. I should add that I have all three games I mentioned (TelePong, Commbat, Flash Attack!) I got TelePong and FlashAttack! working before the plaintiff (the patent holder) decided to settle with EA (my client's client). But not before the patent holder had already gotten a settlement out of I believe Sega and some other companies. EA should have fought this and had the patent over-turned, but as these things go, it was cheaper to settle and let this idiot go on to sue some other poor schlub of a company. TelePong requires the somewhat rare Apple Communications Card (prior even to the original Apple Serial Card) and I have the original cassette that Apple sent along with their Communications Card. I have an original Flash Attack! tape and custom cable (thanks to Larry Anderson who provided both). I managed to find a new, unopened copy of Commbat on the internet for $10. It's also on cassette. I never got to play with Commbat to compare it with Flash Attack! One of these days... -- Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ International Man of Intrigue and Danger http://www.vintage.org [ Old computing resources for business || Buy/Sell/Trade Vintage Computers ] [ and academia at www.VintageTech.com || at http://marketplace.vintage.org ]