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From: Robert_Swan@scee.net (Robert)
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Subject: Re: ECLIPSE SITE LAUNCHED!!!!!!!!
Date: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 11:25:23 GMT
Organization: PlayStation Net Yaroze (SCEE)
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On Sat, 19 Feb 2000 20:22:42 +0000, thechief666
<thechief666@netscapeonline.co.uk> wrote:

>Hi All,
>
>    Well after all the worry and stuff about the OPM/Yaroze ending, here
>is a bit of good news, hopefully to spur people on to continued use of
>the Yaroze.
>
>Most of you who still access this NG, would have heard about our group
>called Eclipse Software. A large group of Yarozers who have joined
>forces to hopefully ensure continued Yaroze use for the forseable future
>and beyond. Add the planned inclusion of Windows/DirectX/OpenGL stuff,
>and a public domain website, you'll see how seriously we are taking this
>:-)
>
>    So the Eclipse website is now up and ready to go. Check out all the
>sections, especially the Group Info page, since this describes us
>properly. Hopefully soon we can have the team pages built and ready, and
>lots more projects on the go.
>    Speaking of projects, along with the site is the launch of the first
>game to come from Eclipse, Matt Verran's solo effort 'PING', which is
>available in the projects section. Also in this section we will list the
>future releases, both team and solo. Look out for the upcoming game from
>Chris Wallce, 'DRUM'n'RACE' and a team game from Team ASYLUM, which will
>be entered for the GamesWire comp. These are not the only games in
>progress, so like I say, keep checking the projects page for future
>confirmed releases :-)
>
>    WE PROMISE TO UPDATE THIS SITE AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE!!!!!
>
>    Thanx
>
>
>            Marc.    mlambert@netcomuk.co.uk
>            Scott.    scott.ward6@virgin.net
>
>
>    http://www.netyaroze-europe.com/~cyclone/
>

looks nice - and there are a few people actually working :) If I could
put a timescale on things I might think about contributing. Im all for
encouraging people but usually steer clear of groups because of the
commitments but that seems to be much looser so thats good.

Rob


Disclaimer:
Anything I say has no direct relation 
to where I work (Sony), is not an official 
voice of where I work (Sony) and Sony 
doesn't even exist as far as I'm concerned.