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2 years ago

Ed logg is credited with the development of which of these games?

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I don't know if you have any options, but here is a list of games that Ed Logg is credited with the development of, and then based on that list you can answer your question:
Asteroids, Centipede, Gauntlet, Gauntlet II, Millipede, Rush, Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA, San Francisco Rush 2049, San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing, and Xybots.

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<u>For retaining of Old Machine Equipment</u>

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0 $0 Initial Cash flow

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Using the Cash flow approach

End of year Cash flow 1 New equipment

0 $110,000 -$150,000 + $40,000

1 -$8,000 O & M cost per year

2 -$8,000 O & M cost per year

3 -$8,000 O & M cost per year

4 -$8,000 O & M cost per year

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