(my archive on Google Drive)
All of my analysis brings me to the conclusion that this software company (if it is a software company) had NOTHING to do with the Entrex 480 systems that this website is about. Perhaps by 1989, the trademark on the original Entrex name had expired, and this small software development company took it over, and repackaged some existing games by Softech Microsystems and maybe added some of their own features?
Perhaps enthusiasts in the DOS game genre can speak to this...
There's a LOT of other copyright holders in these files. For example:
Name:In the Days of Knights & Kings
Version:1.0
Language/Country:English
Flags:
Year:1989
Publisher:Softech Microsystems
Genre(s):Adventure
Entrex is only mentioned in 1 file: KNISM.VOL
Here are excerpts:
MASTER:simdat
For the exclusive use of:' The program disk must have an original
Entrex label on it.
CLOCKUNI
#Copyright 1989 Entrex Software Inc.
TRANSFER
$CURSOR $EQUAL
0 157 25 98 47blow-up
{ENTREX SOFTWARE PRESENTS: IN the DAYS of KNIGHTS and KINGS ** }
{copyright 1987, 1988 Entrex Software Inc. ** }
{design by Michael Byrne ** }
{program by Johan Van Imschoot and Steve Hughes ** }
{research by Ellen Rose ** }
{graphics by Reva Hargreaves ** }
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