It's gone now, during the 90's they maintained the "The Game Developer's email list" that literally had over a hundred emails a day, all being from active emplo

It's gone now, during the 90's they maintained the "The Game Developer's email list" that literally had over a hundred emails a day, all being from active employed game developers, often collectively fixing console bugs and sharing them without knowledge of our employers. Lot's of well known 90's games would never have shipped without that collaborative help that was "The Game Developer's email list". The best of that list is archived, and can be found here: https://www.flipcode.com/archives/ https://www.flipcode.com/archives/