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The 7th Guest seriesInteresting trivia about the making of the 11th Hour(2 posts)(2 posts)
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Posted June 19, 2012
http://web.archive.org/web/20060219101443/http://www.gamespot.com/features/btg-tri/index.html

A behind the scenes look at the creators and company and their difficulties in making before finally breaking up.
One of them went on to work with ID making Quake3.
To some, it may be hard to understand how a company that had once been valued at more than $50 million could end up annihilating its worth in a matter of a few short years. "At the end of the day, there were no Ferraris to sell, or lives of rock n' roll and drugs," admits Devine. Because he and Landeros rolled all their royalties back into the company, at the end of the day, "I was just a guy with a mortgage like everyone else," he says.
Posted March 11, 2013
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Spectre: http://web.archive.org/web/20060219101443/http://www.gamespot.com/features/btg-tri/index.html

A behind the scenes look at the creators and company and their difficulties in making before finally breaking up.
One of them went on to work with ID making Quake3.

To some, it may be hard to understand how a company that had once been valued at more than $50 million could end up annihilating its worth in a matter of a few short years. "At the end of the day, there were no Ferraris to sell, or lives of rock n' roll and drugs," admits Devine. Because he and Landeros rolled all their royalties back into the company, at the end of the day, "I was just a guy with a mortgage like everyone else," he says.
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It's nuts now to think any developer would be in mid-production of a sequel to an untested IP, but the early 90's was a heddy time in the PC biz. I've read elsewhere that Trilobyte totally got screwed in the deal they had with Virgin Interactive, not getting nearly anywhere near the slice of the profits they should of gotten. Between that and creative clashed between the two bosses, Trilobyte was already halfway out the door by the time T7G was released, which is a shame.

I'm glad they're back, even if not in the same capacity they were.
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