Research According to Captain Tom, it was formed in early 1989.2 One of the top 4 IBM PC games groups in 1990. It was known for releasing non-English releases with delayed translations. Its strong point was distribution, which relied entirely on the courier Dragon Lord.2 After one month, Twin Peaks was kicked out of PE, […]
Research In summer 1990 was down, according to a report in The Pirate World, it was INC member board using the number +1-408-253-7130, speed 2400 baud rate only, it had Emulex/2 software with a filebase of 120 MB.1 Sources
Research In 1990, they were among the 4 largest groups on the IBM PC scene. Members Sites 1990 Releases 1990 June July August September Sources
Research Sysop of the Above the Law board, which was member board INC in 1990 and later WHQ INC in 1991.
Research The acronym FiRM probably came from the phrase “First in Release Media” or “First in Release Movement”. Members Sites 1989 1990 Releases 1990 June July Sources
Research BBS was member site for MCM in 1989 and INC in June and July but not in August 1990. The system ran on WWIV in 1989, Magnum in 1990, using the number +1-305-437-0268.1 According to the February 1991 ad, the board was INC WHQ and the co-sysop was Line Noise, founder of INC. Vigilanti was
Research In 1989, Home was for the MCM cracker group and sysop Line Noise was founder. The board ran on WWIV at 2400 baud, number 305/935-8834. In summer 1990 was down, according to a report in The Pirate World, it was INC member board, 9600 bps, Mustang (Mustang Support Site).2 Sources
Research 1990 In 1990, they were among the 4 largest groups on the IBM PC scene. Number one on the IBM PC gaming scene in terms of the number of releases released. Quite interesting information that in June 1990 both member boards in San Jose were down. Line Noise canceled his Star Frontiers BBS in 1990 and moved
