killjoy32 wrote:
bar for the 1 post in the planescape section, i am only posting in the JG section

but thanks anyway! hope all is well...did you get my msg btw?

Al

Yes, I think so(unless you sent me a second one).  Did you get my PM? If not I can send it to you again.

killjoy32 wrote:
hey i found another copy of inferno! yay

Al

Make sure to check it since there is now 2 known printings!

ShaneG.

killjoy32 wrote:

i have also never seen one on ebay. if there was, i can guarantee you that it would have been very heavily stomped on by me at least....not to mention about at least a dozen others.

Al

It's one of the few items I don't have (the ever elusive t-shirt, button and pen not being counted) and have never seen come up for auction.  I too would be all over it.

Plaag wrote:I'm after Trek-80, though doubt I'll ever see it on Ebay. Course a shirt/jacket/etc would be nice.

ShaneG.

i doubt that item will ever be seen. what do you think is the likelihood of any of them surviving until today? what kinda production level was there? can't have been that many....

theres gonna be one helluva fight for one when it does show

Al

I think it will show up sometime.  A few months ago I did a search for some of Bob Liddill (Rider Games, Pandora's Treasures and The Armory) and saw his game from 1979 sold on Ebay for $4.  There are a number of vintage computer game collectors out there though.

I do wonder a bit if it ended up being sold by Judges Guild or not though.  It is possible that they created it and then sold it to another computer game company to distribute.

EDIT:  There is a fair bit of stuff out there on the game.  Here is a review from 1980 which says you can order it from Processor Technology Group:

Two Space Games (With Graphics!) For Your Home Computer

For those who have Starships & Spacecraft unopened of course

Could you check Starships & Spacecraft and any copies and see if any maps have an address and yet 2nd printing cover.

Thanks,
ShaneG.

FormCritic wrote:Shane...

I'm presuming that the pdf udates of these publications do not make the list?

I like this list as a separate file from the history of Judges Guild.

Only PDF acknowledged is Pegasus 15 since there is no print version of it. If something else comes along that is only PDF then I'd include it, but otherwise I'm not including them in any list or history.

ShaneG.

You could probably locate and ask Edward R. G. Mortimer.  

His name appears in quite a few places on Google.  One of his credits was the Necromancer Wilderlands of High Fantasy.

*additional*

Wait...I see that he was the writer of a number of Judges Guild products and he was an editor of Pegasus...presuming that "The Imperial Pegasus #8" is the same as Pegasus #8

So...I imagine you already know about him.

All you have to do is ask ...

[email protected]

I doubt this is his primary address or how often he checks it ... so please use with discretion.