Post by loderunner13 on Jun 27, 2018 4:38:05 GMT
About a year ago, I bought this mysterious looking jewel case called Oldies But Goodies from Salvation Army. It has a bunch of old freeware games on it, one of them being a clone of Super Mario Bros. It doesn't have a date on which it was manufactured anywhere on the case, but the files for the games were all created in 1992. I later put "Oldies but Goodies game collection" into google. Nothing related came up. I decided to put name of the company who made the game in to google, the company being called ROM-MAN Technologies, which does not exist anymore according to my google results. I looked on the case and saw that the company was based in New Hampshire. I googled game companys based in New Hampshire and nothing to do with ROM-MAN Technologies was anywhere to be found. I finally googled the P.O box of the company and found a man named James M Carroll, who appears to have owned ROM- MAN Technologies. These are all my findings at the moment.
