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Storm Impact
Storm Impact was a Macintosh software developer and publisher located in Glenview, Illinois, active from 1989 to 1997. Storm Impact's development team consisted of David Cook and artist Tom Zehner, with help from Dan Schwimmer and Dave Friedman. Storm Impact initially licensed their products to third-party publishers, but switched to self-publishing their products as shareware in 1993.〔
==Products==
Storm Impact's first product was the role-playing video game ''TaskMaker'', released in 1989 by XOR Corporation. In 1990, XOR released Storm Impact's most commercially successful published product, the skiing sim ''MacSki''. ''MacSki'' was reviewed positively in ''Macworld'', and was inducted into the ''Macworld'' Game Hall of Fame as Best Sports Game for 1990.
In 1993, Storm Impact released its most commercially successful shareware product, an upgraded version of ''TaskMaker''. In 1994, Storm Impact released an upgraded shareware version of ''MacSki''.
In 1996, Storm Impact released the shareware shoot 'em up ''Asterbamm'' and the technical support utility ''Technical Snapshot''. David Cook describes both releases as "sales bombs". In 1997, Storm released ''The Tomb of the TaskMaker'', a sequel to ''TaskMaker''.
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