Talk:Tanktics (1999 video game)

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I now see the article attributing the 1999 game both to Rockstar North and to Interplay. I suspect, after looking at the two companies, that Rockstar was the developer and Interplay the publisher - but I would not want to put that in the article without verification WP:V. Someone who has the game box should be able to clear this up in a jiffy. --Alvestrand 06:45, 9 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Yup, correct. It's actually from the days when they were DMA Design, and making happy puzzle games with sheep (and, er, gory Lemming deaths), rather than Grand Theft Beating-prostitutes-with-baseball-bats. Given that it's a redirect, I changed the link to reflect this, and added a summary of the game while I was at it. Still a lot more detail which could be added (e.g. lists of terrain and part types; the many uses for sheep; the plot), but it should be enough to give people a rough idea. 81.86.106.14 00:02, 1 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]