Computer games
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Cyberflix press materials and clippings, 1993–1996
These clippings, stored alongside Andrew Nelson's proposal for the "Romanov Game," overlap significantly with other sets of clippings in this collection. However, a review of Titanic: Adventure Out of Time from Artforum (p.3) appears to be unique and not reproduced elsewhere in the Andrew Nelson papers.
CyberFlix press releases and fact sheet, circa 1995
This is a collection of production materials, memos, correspondence, scripts, press and marketing materials, press clippings, and demo software from CyberFlix Incorporated. In particular, this collection includes an extense amount of pre-production research materials and multiple draft scripts for Cyberflix's 1996 game Titanic: Adventure Out of Time, for which Andrew Nelson served as writer and producer.
CyberSurfer
CyberSurfer was a "magazine of entertainment technology," covering computer-related entertainment topics like games, multimedia software, screensavers, and the emerging World Wide Web. Images online suggest that at least nine issues of CyberSurfer were published through at least April 1997.
CyberSurfer, Issue 1, April 1995
This collection currently includes six issues of CyberSurfer. At least nine issues of CyberSurfer were published, but the total number of issues is unknown.
CyberSurfer, Issue 2, July 1995
This collection currently includes six issues of CyberSurfer. At least nine issues of CyberSurfer were published, but the total number of issues is unknown.
CyberSurfer, Issue 3, October 1995
This collection currently includes six issues of CyberSurfer. At least nine issues of CyberSurfer were published, but the total number of issues is unknown.
CyberSurfer, Issue 4, January 1996
This collection currently includes six issues of CyberSurfer. At least nine issues of CyberSurfer were published, but the total number of issues is unknown.
Developing Automated Characters [audiocassette], May 8, 1989, 3:15pm
"What are the costs and benefits of putting interesting characters in your games? What are the trade-offs? Tim will talk about current approaches and future possibilities, and supply ideas to help you make better decisions for your games." —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program
Developing Automated Characters, side A [audiocassette], May 8, 1989, 3:15pm
"What are the costs and benefits of putting interesting characters in your games? What are the trade-offs? Tim will talk about current approaches and future possibilities, and supply ideas to help you make better decisions for your games." —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program
Developing Automated Characters, side B [audiocassette], May 8, 1989, 3:15pm
"What are the costs and benefits of putting interesting characters in your games? What are the trade-offs? Tim will talk about current approaches and future possibilities, and supply ideas to help you make better decisions for your games." —Description from Computer Game Developers' Conference 1989 program