Alan Watson, Ozark Softscape — interview @KaySavetz
Alan Watson, Ozark Softscape — interview  @KaySavetz
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Alan Watson was one of the four founding owners of Ozark Softscape,
the company that created M.U.L.E. and Seven Cities of Gold for the
Atari, both published by Electronic Arts. Ozark also created Cytron
Masters which was published by SSI. The company created more games
for other platforms, including Heart of Africa, Modem Wars, and
Robot Rascals. Alan specialized in interface and graphics code, and
he contributed to both M.U.L.E. and Seven Cities.

Alan's September 1981 article in Compute!: archive.org/stream/1981-09-compute-magazine/Compute_Issue_016_1981_Sep#page/n83/mode/1up

Planet M.U.L.E.: planetmule.com
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Alan Watson, Ozark Softscape — interview

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