Interplay Productions		Quicksilver Software, Inc.
Lead Design	Erik Bethke	Marc Hertogh	Lead Programmer / Game Designer
Senior Designer	Chris Taylor*	Michael Donovan Mandap	Senior Technical Lead / 3D and Effects Programmer
Art Director	Scott Bieser	Tung Mei "Rita" Liu	User Interface / Networking Programmer
Lead Artist	Adam Rote	Otmar Schlunk	Programmer / Game Designer
AI Programming	Zachary Drummond	Stephen Roney	User Interface Programmer
Scripting Engine	Dave Boulanger	Gary Graeper	Producer / Product Manager
Special Effects	Sean Dumas	William C. Fisher	President / Game Designer
Mission Scripter	Lance Watanbe	Tom Hughes	Consultant / Game Designer
Senior Artist	David Potter	Dave Steffen	Network Programmer
Writing	Scott Bennie	Nancy Berman	Star Trek Consultant / Writer
Audio Direction	Charles Deenen
Music Composition	Ron Jones	Mondo Media
Sound Effects	Caron Weidner	Philo Northrup	Producer
Artist	Michael Blumenthol	Mark Giambruno	Art Director
Artist	Tim Kuder	Liz Stuart	Producer
Artist	Marc Bergo	Richard Fong	Lead artist
Artist	Kelly Wine	Leila Noorani	modeling, mapping, design
Artist	Mike McCarthy	Johannes Huber	modeling, mapping
Artist	"3"	Cody Chancellor	mapping, design
3D Ship Models	Perry Scalf	Luis Castro	mapping
3D Ship Models	Regalado Christopher	Johnny Harrup	design
3D Ship Models	Salazar Manuel	Eric Ronay	modeling, mapping
3D Ship Models	Arlene Somers
Producer	Erik Bethke	Paramount Pictures
Executive Producer	Trish Wright	Juliet Dutton	Manager, Interactive Product Development
Division Director	Brian Christian	Harry Lang	Supervisor, Interactive Product Development
CEO	Brian Fargo
		ADB, Inc.
		Stephen V. Cole, PE	Star Fleet Battles Game Design
		Steven P. Petrick	Star Fleet Battles Executive Developer

Copyright 1999 Interplay Productions

* I also designed this series of html documents. Just thought I would take a minute and hide some stuff here, in case anyone ever finds this.

Hmmm. What shall I do with this space? I know: a rant. Okay, I'm going to rant now: Did you every notice that RTS games are neither Real-Time nor Strategic. I mean they're fun games (I like WC2, SC and TA myself), but they aren't Real-Time (like you can build a tank in just a few seconds) or Strategic (they are Tactical games, right?). That bugs me. I don't know exactly why, but it bugs me. I would much prefer with they were called something else. Maybe: Continious Time Tactical (CTT games) -- That has the additional benefit of using two of my initials. It would be better if it were just Continious time/Tactical. Maybe: High-Speed Tactical. Revised Timeline Tactical. I guess they should be called Tactical games, somehow. Anyways, end of rant. Thanks for reading.