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Hi, Thrilled to see Graftgold's games afforded a place in the gaming history recorded on the Wikipedia! I have corrected some of the factual inaccuracies here, but only where the information is ascertainable from the software itself. Chiefly, I have removed the claim that Quazatron is a 'port' of Paradroid, since this is incorrect. The two games have different central characters, different settings, and a different perspective (Paradroid is top down, Quazatron is isometric). Port implies the same game code: it is fairer to say that Quazatron was inspired by Paradroid. ChrisBateman (talk) 08:31, 7 October 2014 (UTC)[reply]