Below is some info about both games. Well, it finally happened. As predicted by all of us worker bees who sweated blood and tears for a company that thought it could treat the consumer market just like the defense market, Real3D finally collapsed on October 1, 1999. The company, which had been hemmorrhaging money and people for years, was finally sold off by corporate parent Lockheed Martin to Intel . Then Intel let go of the staff.
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Intel gains by getting Real3D's extensive patent portofolio and potentially is better able to compete in the 3D market. In the last response to those who stayed on to the end, the Real3D options were not converted to Intel stock or options. A sad tribute to those who tried in a company that could not last 2 years. The spirit that was Real3D before it began its slow descent lives on, however, in companies such as ATI Technologies , n-space and EPL Productions . Regrettably I didn't have a thing to do with it, but I envy the guys who did.