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Amycjgrace: /* Game Credits for Paul Urbanus */

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‎Game Credits for Paul Urbanus

Amycjgrace: /* Game Credits for Paul Urbanus */

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‎Game Credits for Paul Urbanus

Amycjgrace at 15:15, 27 October 2020

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Amycjgrace at 03:22, 28 March 2020

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Amycjgrace: /* Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993 */

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‎Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993

Amycjgrace: /* Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993 */

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‎Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993

Amycjgrace: /* Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993 */

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‎Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993

Amycjgrace: /* Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993 */

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‎Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993

Amycjgrace: /* Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993 */

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‎Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993

Amycjgrace: /* Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993 */

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‎Originally Published in Lima Newsletter, April 1993

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 * [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Jim Dramis]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]
 * [[Parsec]] with [[Jim Dramis]]
-* [[Pole Position]] with [[Garth Dollahite]]
+* [[Pole Position]] [[Jim Dramis]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]
 * [[Vanguard]] with [[Jim Dramis]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]
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 ==Game Credits for Paul Urbanus==
 * [[Jumpy]] name changed to [[QMaze]] in 1988
-* [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Jim Dramis]]
+* [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Jim Dramis]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]
 * [[Parsec]] with [[Jim Dramis]]
 * [[Pole Position]] with [[Garth Dollahite]]

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 ''Bob Hendren had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the development of [[Parsec]] in regards to content, playability, or technical direction. With respect to his role in the recruitment of Aubree Anderson, I really don't know about that. [[Parsec]] was strictly a collaboration by [[Jim Dramis]] and myself. [[Parsec]] was not directed or defined in any way by management or anyone else. We were merely instructed to " ..get together and see what you can come up with..." Although we received much input from our coworkers as they played with [[Parsec]] was what came from our imaginations. I think I can speak for [[Jim Dramis|Jim]] when I say we are still pleased with our efforts more than 10 years later. We both hope that everyone who has played [[Parsec]] has enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed both writing AND playing it.''
-==Games Credits for Paul Urbanus==
+==Game Credits for Paul Urbanus==
 * [[Jumpy]] name changed to [[QMaze]] in 1988
 * [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Jim Dramis]]

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	Pual Urbanus was a summer intern working at Texas Instruments with [[Jim Dramis]]. He helped Jim program [[Parsec]]. Paul eventually went on to work at Atarisoft and worked on the games [[Jungle Hunt]] and [[Pole Position]] for the TI-99/4A as well.		Pual Urbanus was a summer intern working at Texas Instruments with [[Jim Dramis]]. He helped Jim program [[Parsec]]. Paul eventually went on to work at Atarisoft and worked on the games [[Jungle Hunt]] and [[Pole Position]] for the TI-99/4A as well.
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		+	During his time as a programmer, Paul Urbanus programmed for many software publishers including Texas Instruments (TI), DaTaBiotics, Softmachine, and Atarisoft.

	==Story of the Urbite==		==Story of the Urbite==

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	''Bob Hendren had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the development of [[Parsec]] in regards to content, playability, or technical direction. With respect to his role in the recruitment of Aubree Anderson, I really don't know about that. [[Parsec]] was strictly a collaboration by [[Jim Dramis]] and myself. [[Parsec]] was not directed or defined in any way by management or anyone else. We were merely instructed to " ..get together and see what you can come up with..." Although we received much input from our coworkers as they played with [[Parsec]] was what came from our imaginations. I think I can speak for [[Jim Dramis\|Jim]] when I say we are still pleased with our efforts more than 10 years later. We both hope that everyone who has played [[Parsec]] has enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed both writing AND playing it.''		''Bob Hendren had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the development of [[Parsec]] in regards to content, playability, or technical direction. With respect to his role in the recruitment of Aubree Anderson, I really don't know about that. [[Parsec]] was strictly a collaboration by [[Jim Dramis]] and myself. [[Parsec]] was not directed or defined in any way by management or anyone else. We were merely instructed to " ..get together and see what you can come up with..." Although we received much input from our coworkers as they played with [[Parsec]] was what came from our imaginations. I think I can speak for [[Jim Dramis\|Jim]] when I say we are still pleased with our efforts more than 10 years later. We both hope that everyone who has played [[Parsec]] has enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed both writing AND playing it.''
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		+	==Games Credits for Paul Urbanus==
		+	* [[Jumpy]] name changed to [[QMaze]] in 1988
		+	* [[Jungle Hunt]] with [[Jim Dramis]]
		+	* [[Parsec]] with [[Jim Dramis]]
		+	* [[Pole Position]] with [[Garth Dollahite]]
		+	* [[Vanguard]] with [[Jim Dramis]] and [[Garth Dollahite]]

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

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 <nowiki>*</nowiki>'''Moonmine''' - Programmed by [[John Phillips]] from a design by Bob Hendren. You may remember that Hendren was also the project engineer behind [[Parsec]] and the person who recruited Aubree Anderson to do the voice for the [[Parsec]] game.
-''Bob Hendren had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the development of [[Parsec]] in regards to content, playability, or technical direction. With respect to his role in the recruitment of Aubree Anderson, I really don't know about that. [[Parsec]] was strictly a collaboration by [[Jim Dramis]] and myself. [[Parsec]] was not directed or defined in any way by management or anyone else. We were merely instructed to " ..get together and see what you can come up with..." ''
+''Bob Hendren had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the development of [[Parsec]] in regards to content, playability, or technical direction. With respect to his role in the recruitment of Aubree Anderson, I really don't know about that. [[Parsec]] was strictly a collaboration by [[Jim Dramis]] and myself. [[Parsec]] was not directed or defined in any way by management or anyone else. We were merely instructed to " ..get together and see what you can come up with..." Although we received much input from our coworkers as they played with [[Parsec]] was what came from our imaginations. I think I can speak for [[Jim Dramis|Jim]] when I say we are still pleased with our efforts more than 10 years later. We both hope that everyone who has played [[Parsec]] has enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed both writing AND playing it.''
 [[Category:Software programmer]]

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	''I developed the Line-By-Line Assembler exclusively. [[John Phillips]] was not even working in the Home Computer division at that time. And I can't claim responsibility for writing all of the code, only for porting it from the 990/189 Unisverisyt Board single board computer. Also, I wrote the Lines program. I am not aware of ANY contributions which John made to the programs in the Mini Memory.''		''I developed the Line-By-Line Assembler exclusively. [[John Phillips]] was not even working in the Home Computer division at that time. And I can't claim responsibility for writing all of the code, only for porting it from the 990/189 Unisverisyt Board single board computer. Also, I wrote the Lines program. I am not aware of ANY contributions which John made to the programs in the Mini Memory.''
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		+	<nowiki>*</nowiki>'''Moonmine''' - Programmed by [[John Phillips]] from a design by Bob Hendren. You may remember that Hendren was also the project engineer behind [[Parsec]] and the person who recruited Aubree Anderson to do the voice for the [[Parsec]] game.
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		+	''Bob Hendren had ABSOLUTELY NOTHING to do with the development of [[Parsec]] in regards to content, playability, or technical direction. With respect to his role in the recruitment of Aubree Anderson, I really don't know about that. [[Parsec]] was strictly a collaboration by [[Jim Dramis]] and myself. [[Parsec]] was not directed or defined in any way by manag''

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

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-<nowiki>*</nowiki> Hopper - [[Michael Archuleta]] and [[John M. Phillips|John Phillips]] co-wrote Hopper, which was the only cartridge developed entirely on the TI-99/4A Home Computer, using the Editor/Assembler cartridge for all of the programming. All of the other TI-99 cartridge software programs were developed on a TI Mini, no the 99/4 or 4A.
+<nowiki>*</nowiki>'''Hopper''' - [[Michael Archuleta]] and [[John M. Phillips|John Phillips]] co-wrote Hopper, which was the only cartridge developed entirely on the TI-99/4A Home Computer, using the Editor/Assembler cartridge for all of the programming. All of the other TI-99 cartridge software programs were developed on a TI Mini, no the 99/4 or 4A.
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