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From: larrys@swcp.com (Larry Shultz)
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Subject: Re: LW used in Games..
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>Would you happen to know any games that are using LW for their
>> >> intro animations? Wing Commander IV sure looks like it. I think the
>> >> really hot games are using SGI though. I am pretty sure the intro for
>> >> Mech Warrior II was done with SGI and Power Animator. And I know the
>> >> intro for Chronomaster was SGI and Power Animator.
>
>I just talked to a friend of mine at activision, and he said that the intro to
>Mechwarrior 2 was done on SGI, but that the incredible intro for the add-od pack,
>Ghost Bear's Leagacy was done by one of the Activision staff with Lightwave on his
>Amiga!
Several of our games have used Lightwave for Intros and characters etc. Also Morpheous uses