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Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).

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 ==Game Credits for Bob Harris==
 * [[Blasto]]
-* [[Hustle]]
+* [[Hustle]] With [[Elaine Henshon]]
 ==External Links==

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 Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for  Milton Bradley and Texas Instruments. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]]), and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
-==Games Credits for Bob Harris==
+==Game Credits for Bob Harris==
 * [[Blasto]]
 * [[Hustle]]

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 Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for  Milton Bradley and Texas Instruments. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]]), and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
-==Games Credits for Curtis Garcia==
+==Games Credits for Bob Harris==
 * [[Blasto]]
 * [[Hustle]]

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-Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for  Milton Bradley and Texas Instruments. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
+Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for  Milton Bradley and Texas Instruments. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]]), and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
 ==Games Credits for Curtis Garcia==

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-Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for  Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
+Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for  Milton Bradley and Texas Instruments. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
 ==External Links==

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		+	{{Infobox person
		+	\| name = Robert S. Harris
		+	\| alt = Robert S. Harris
		+	\| image = RoSHa.jpg
		+	\| caption = Robert S. Harris (aka RoSHa)
		+	\| website =
		+	\| birth_date =
		+	\| occupation = [[:Category:Software programmer\|Software Programmer]]
		+	}}
	Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).		Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).

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	Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).		Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
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		+	==External Links==
		+	* [http://www.mobygames.com/developer/sheet/view/developerId,278508/ Moby Games: Robert S. Harris]

	[[Category:Software programmer]]		[[Category:Software programmer]]

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	Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).		Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).
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−	Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).	+	Robert S. Harris, aka Bob Harris or "RoSHa", was a computer programmer working for Milton Bradley. He is known to have helped program two titles for the TI-99/4A, [[Blasto]] (with [[Elaine Henshon]], and [[Hustle]] (with [[Karl Schmitz]]).