I can only think of a handful of cases. In Voyager's "Author, Author", it's mentioned that people publish holodeck programs for money, usually in the form of stories. Quark mentions that other companies do this as well. I guess this would be the spiritual successor of modern game companies.

Sorry, this is all I've got.

I can only think of a handful of cases. In Voyager's "Author, Author", it's mentioned that people publish holodeck programs for money, usually in the form of stories. Quark mentions that other companies do this as well. I guess this would be the spiritual successor of modern game companies.

Sorry, this is all I've got.

I can only think of a handful of cases. In Voyager's "Author, Author", it's mentioned that people publish holodeck programs for money, usually in the form of stories. Quark mentions that other companies do this as well. I guess this would be the spiritual successor of modern game companies.

Sorry, this is all I've got.

I can only think of a handful of cases. In Voyager's "Author, Author", it's mentioned that people publish holodeck programs for money, usually in the form of stories. Quark mentions that other companies do this as well. I guess this would be the spiritual successor of modern game companies.

Sorry, this is all I've got.