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===Late 1990s: A change of publishers=== In 1997, DMA was sold to British publisher [[Gremlin Interactive]], with Jones becoming Creative Director of both companies. Gremlin managed to publish two DMA titles—the UK release of ''Body Harvest'' and the PC version of ''Wild Metal Country'', a seemingly simplistic tank combat game with a complex control scheme and extremely realistic physics—but DMA left the Gremlin fold shortly after that company's acquisition by [[Infogrames]] in 1999. Jones left DMA at this point, setting up a new development studio in Dundee as a subsidiary of [[Rage Software]], and through a management buy-out, later became Real Time Worlds. DMA's next title, ''Tanktics'', a [[real-time strategy]] game for the PC, was published by [[Interplay]] in 1999, to generally poor reviews; DMA then forged a publishing deal with [[Rockstar Games]], a new division of [[Take Two Interactive]], who proceeded to release the [[Dreamcast]] version of ''Wild Metal Country'' (retitled simply ''Wild Metal'') and ''[[Grand Theft Auto 2]]'' for the PC, PlayStation and Dreamcast.
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