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| + | | name = Robert S. Harris | ||
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| + | | image = RoSHa.jpg | ||
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| + | | occupation = [[:Category:Software programmer|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 RoSHa) | |
| Occupation | 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).
