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B-6 SuiwV, Odd, 23. 1994 SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER I of tS Sea Fiaariint Sunday Eiawr mi Ommtk CODE from -5 nothing that Morse and other Crystal veterans havent seen before. Crystal's roots go back to 1989, when Morse (who founded Amiga Computer) and ex-Amiga honchos Dave Needle and RJ. Mi- cal founded Palo Alto's New Technology Group. Even then, the goal was to create a next-generation gaming platform to succeed Nintendo and Sega's.

A year later, the three discussed their idea with then-Electronic Arts CEO Trip Hawkins. "He had a vision one that actually has come about of an open system. A gaming system where someone like Nintendo and Sega didn't take your money and make the cartridges for you." Rather, Hawkins' dream was to build a CD-based system that developers could create games for without paying sky-high royalties or having to re-purpose their titles every time a new version of the box comes out In September 1990, NTG and Electronic Arte quietly signed an agreement: NTG would provide the technology for creating the new games system, and EA would provide the tools and the money. The actual development began in 1991, Zelnick pronounced to reporters early this year, the gaming business "has more platforms than Sybil thas personalities." A new games developer now can choose between lower-tech but wildly popular 16-bit cartridge platforms from Sega and Nintendo, 16-bit CD platforms like the Sega CD and Philips' CD-i, the 64-bit Atari Jaguar, or fledgling 32-bit platforms like the 3DO Mul-tiplayer. Crystal, at its founding, chose 3 DO.

"A sole bet on 3D0 is like playing Russian Roulette with all the chambers loaded, and Crystal and others have been hurt badly by that," says Jim Breyer, general partner with with Accel Partners in San Francisco. "The initial focus on 3DO was clearly the wrong bet, and in many ways Crystal hasn't been able to recover. Yes, they have a lot of cash in the bank they've financed the company brilliantly but the games they've released so far haven't been blockbusters. If they havent released a couple of blockbuster titles by this time next year, their chances of remaining a stand-alone company are Blim to none." How's that for pressure? But it's CRYSTAL from B-5 Crystal Dynamics faces bumpy road dream." That dream, says Morse, is for Crystal to be the premier provider of video games for 32-bit platforms like the 3DO system, and competing systems from Sony and Sega that are expected next year. "We have about 90 employees, an excess of $20 million in the bank, a whole pipeline of new titles, and great (development) technology," Morse adds.

Crystal executives claim they have the largest worldwide distribution of any video game company between their national sales force and their agreement with $10 billion international media firm Bertelsmann AG, which has direct sales distribution in 38 countries. On Friday, Crystal inked a deal with the Silicon Valley Bank for a $5 million line of credit toward overseas business. But like other companies who bet solely on 3DO last year, Crystal knows it may have a long wait As When NASA officials found out about the program, he says, they weren't upset Instead, they wanted to buy it "But it took six, seven, eight months for this to happen," he says. Tom Silva said that working for NASA is among the more "glamorous" gigs code jockeys get in the Houston area. "You put up with a lot more B.S.

working for NASA, because it's a neat thing to work on," he says. "It's a lot more interesting working on a space mission than working on a spreadsheet at a bank." As with all self-employed workers, contract programmers must acquire their own health and life insurance. They also put up with internal corporate politics and resentment from in-houBe employees. "If you're an employer, you can always get a laugh out of a contract programmer with the phrase, "You will be treated just like an says Steve Nuchia, owner of South Coast Computing Services, company that provides both contract programming and Internet access services. "A lot of times employees have a of animosity toward contractors," says Karl Lehenbauer, a code jockey who also runs an Internet access company, NeoSoft "They find out how much mon-' you're making and they're mad, even though you're paying Social Security at the really high self-employed rate, carrying your own insurance, (putting up with) the inherent insecurity of not knowing if youll have a job in three months, and a lot of times putting in really long hours," Lehenbauer Bays.

He adds that some employers try to pressure contract programmers into taking permanent jobs, threatening to end their contracts they don't sign on. Employers are reluctant to talk about their use of contract programmers both because of in-house politics and fear of drawing the scrutiny of the IRS. One manager at a Houston oilfield services company, who asked remain anonymous, says one of the reasons he employs code jockeys is because "you can purchase expertise in the amounts that you need without having to buy more than you need." tf.t' soon after partners like Kleiner Perkins, Time Warner, and Matsushita came in. That partnership later turned into what is now The 3 DO Company, with Trip Hawkins as CEO. And Crystal Dynamics spun out of that as a independent software developer, with Morse, Madeline Canepa, and Judith Lange as founders.

"The idea was, when you have a platform shift, there's an opportunity to gain significant market share," says Morse. "Now, we're just waiting for the market to develop." This year, he adds, Crystal will be releasing what it considers to be "our best game yet," called Gex. This is an action game for the 3 DO system that features the voice and wit of funnyman Dana Gould. Crystal is also placing its bets on a game to come out later this year called Samurai Shodown and another called OffWorld Interceptor. And, executives say, Crystal's even getting into the Saturday morning cartoon business it's now creating a pilot for an animated show based on its The Horde title with animation giant Nelvana Ltd.

Crystal, in fact, will have 7 titles for 3DO on shelves by the end of the year, which Crystal says comprises more than 25 percent of all 3DO products on store shelves. Crystal estimates that more than half its sales this fiscal year will come from the Japanese market, where 3DO is doing quite well. And if it turns out to be, as Trip Hawkins has been saying, a 3DO Christmas in the U.S. this year, that should improve Crystal's situation significantly. Whether 3DO takes off this Christmas or ever is anyone's guess, but the outlook continues to improve as Sega and Sony move their 32-bit system U.S.

release dates further and further back. The 3D0 Company, also flush from a recent round of funding, will be alone in the 32-bit CD game system ring. And because it is an open system, all existing 3D0 titles will run unchanged on the more advanced 3DO-2 system tources say the company is planning for late next year. "The biggest problem facing Crystal is that they were over-promoted," says venture capitalist Peter Morris of Menlo Park's New Enterprise Associates. "So in relation to the hype, they're goin( to have to create much better prod-, ucts.

And it's harder and harrier to have a hit product these days. It used to be that the top 25 titles made money, now only five cb. But Crystal does have a great team (of programmers). It's just a matter of them waiting for the wave." Gina Smkh also writes the Help File, an advice column for new compiter owners that runs Wednesdays Examiner. She also co-hosts "The Personal Computing Show, "a TV shoo that airs at 10 am.

Sundays on CN3C, and "On Computers, a weekly radb talk show that airs Sundays from iya.rn.to noon on KNBR (680 AM). Got a comment? Send it to gsmithhooked. net or by maU, P.O. Box 569, Pacifica, CA 94044. Code jockeys: high-tech help quality code, as software in its "raw" form is called, are at a premium.

Talented programmers who value their independence can make lots of money as code jockeys, bringing in between $50 and $125 an hour. "Typically, over $100,000 a year is not uncommon," Williams says. Julie Silva has a secure day job as a programmer, working for a contracting company that provides software services to NASA's Johnson Space Center. Her software helps run some of the computer workstations in Mission Control But when she can, she picks up independent jobs on the side. Silva specialty is fixing problems created by other programmers, or solving dilemmas others cannot She doesn't need the money, she says.

She just loves to write code. "I like it because you can use your imagination," Silva says. "It is not cut and dried. There is not just one way to do something, there are several ways, and it is a thrill to figure out the best way to do it" While she appreciates the security of her full-time job, Silva says she longs for the day when she can be on her own. "I would like to be self-employed full-time," she says.

"It's always better to work for yourself." Her husband, Tom Silva, is part-owner of a software company that also contracts with NASA. He, too, takes jobs on the side, including some from within NASA. "I did a lot of work last year for nothing, but it worked out," he says. "An astronaut on one of the shuttle missions said he wanted to see more information than Mission Control was showing him. He wanted me to write a program that he could keep on his laptop that would show him more tion." AUCTION OVtR $100,000 COST BY ORDER U.S.

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But unlike television, interactive digital media promises access to more than one distribution channel We dont have to restrict ourselves to what a network deigns to give us we can go out and find what we want. We're not restricted to our couches, accepting what's delivered to us. We can look beyond the best-seller racks. Cruise the Net in search of programs that promise more than mass-produced diversion. Make your voice heard on bulletin boards, at user groups, and, yes, in the marketplace.

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education and information that he or she most enjoys, not just what sells the most soap? Maybe so. But we have to start now, speaking louder than the television audience ever spoke. And when we do, let's tip our hats to Sylvester Weaver, who knew what television could be, and Our Golden Age, you see, need not end. This column originally appeared in Multimedia World magazine. Reprinted with permission.

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