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Revision as of 23:39, 22 August 2019
On-Time Software Inc. was started by four ex-Roklan employees — Paul Crowley, Joe Gaucher, Cameron Shaffer, and Jack Verson — after that company folded. It was incorporated in California on May 2, 1984 [1], and originally based in Illinois. Shaffer continues to run the company in California. [2]
Research Methods: Online resources, interviews
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- James Bond 007 (US Publisher: Parker Brothers) [Louis Marbel (producer, game concept); Joe Gaucher (programmer)] [3]
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- James Bond 007 (US Publisher: Parker Brothers)
Adam
- Mathemagician's Quest (unreleased) (Coleco) [Paul Crowley]
Atari 8-bit
- James Bond 007 (US Publisher: Parker Brothers)
ColecoVision
- Gyruss (US/CA Publisher: Parker Brothers) [Paul Crowley]
- James Bond 007 (US Publisher: Parker Brothers) [Paul Crowley]
- Up 'n Down (US Publisher: Sega) [Paul Crowley]
Commodore 64
- James Bond 007 (US Publisher: Parker Brothers)
- Time Tunnel ("help") (US Publisher: Celery Software; UK Publisher: U.S. Gold)
- Developer: Applied Systems Engineering