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To: Tom Caruthers who wrote (3939)8/11/1997 11:02:00 PM
From: Fernando Gomez Pimienta   of 213181
 
As a very dedicated Macintosh gamer, I am fully aware of Lion going
out of business, but I don't get it.
According to Macsoft the sales of Duke Nukem for Mac ported by Lion
have been excellent and I quote "they broke even on the first day of
sales".
Maybe Lion did not have a very good deal with Macsoft (A division of
GTIS), who knows?, but it sounds strange giving all the anticipation
and sales of Duke, Quake, Unreal, etc., Don't you guys think?

PS: By the way, the programmers are still working on Quake and the other promised titles and maybe they would set up a company of their
own.

Regards,

Fernando
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