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The Digital Chocolate business plan was created by Trip Hawkins, Founder and CEO of Digital Chocolate, dated October 17, 2003. The document is housed in one archival folder lcoated in Individual Manuscripts, box 6.

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This is a three-page letter from Gary Gygax to Steve Marsh discussing a variety of subjects, including Gary's personal recounting of his history with Dave Arneson, the creation of Dungeons and Dragons, and Arneson's contribution toDungeons and Dragons. The letter is dated February 25, 1980.

Collection Scope and Content Note This folder consists of an eight page handwritten letter to Alan R. Moon from Jacob Wallace. Wallace writes thanking Moon for sending him theTicket to Ride: Holland protoype, what he liked about the game, and his experience playing with his grandmother. It also includes four pages of printed photographs of Jacob and his grandmother with annotations (handwritten and typed). The photographs contain Jacob, Ticket to Ride Holland...

Collection Scope and Content Note This collection consists of a marketing plan for Ultima Online and a design document forUltima Online Gold: The Lost Lands. The design document contains the story, executive summary, feature breakdown, schedule, and copies of hand drawn maps. The design document was removed from the original binder due to deterioration. The marketing plan for Ultima Online includes a summary, PR...

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This collection consists of documentation related to homebrew game creation and includes a 1982 ColecoVision catalog featuring Rip Cord andSide Trak, a programming document by Daniel Bienvenu, and a folder of notes and sketches by Kumro. The papers also include reference materials used by Kumro.

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The papers consist of materials related to the National Association of Miniature Enthusiasts (NAME). The materials are comprised of correspondence, newsletters, flyers, invitations, and administrative and governance documents. The content includes items from the national organization, the midwest region, and a group of NAME midwest members known as The Lilliputians.

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The Larry A. Summer papers include materials related to Larry Summers' work on electronic games for Atari and Packet Technologies in the 1980s. The materials date from 1981 to 1985 and include a newspaper article, a letter of recommendation, a manuscript, a program manual, a newsletter, and graphics print outs.