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===Legacy of MicroProse=== Sid Meier, who now works at [[Firaxis Games]], eventually got the rights of most of his games back under his control from Atari Inc. Railroad Tycoon series rights was sold to PopTop software, who developed 2 and 3. Eventually, Poptop was acquired by Take Two Interactive, which later also acquired Firaxis as well, thus returning the rights to the series to Sid Meier. With this, he made a new game in the series, known as [[Sid Meier's Railroads!]]. Master of Orion 3 was developed by QuickSilver Software, and released under the Infogrames label, but met horrendous reviews. Falcon 4 rights was sold to GraphSim who developed Falcon 4: Allied Forces. There are persistent rumors about Falcon 5, but so far nothing concrete has emerged. [[Microprose Systems]] was founded to revive the name brand.
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