I wasn't actually sure where this question would go, so I put it here. Recently I submitted a variation for a know title, but since it is extremely obscure (and thus likely to stay in the submission queue for a while) I thought I would add this to it.
3-D Ultra Pinball: Creep Night [PC Treasures, Inc Version] (Publisher Variation)
I think one of the main problems is that the publisher is listed as Sierra/PC Treasures, Inc.. A bigger problem is that despite my most aggressive research, I was unable to find the game as being sold by PC Treasures, Inc. Not even my old standby - The Wayback Machine - was able to solve this crisis, so now I will provide visual proof.
[img width=550 height=765]http://imageshack.us/a/img9/8062/pinballfront.jpg[/img]
Note that the box appears identical to the original 1996 version, though what you can't see is this box is very thin, "budget-style."
[img width=550 height=768]http://imageshack.us/a/img543/4409/pinballback.jpg[/img]
The back of the box also looks the same, though you can see the PC Treasures, Inc. "tramp stamp." Note the copyright is the 1996 - the original release.
[img width=550 height=550]http://imageshack.us/a/img545/8936/pinballdisc.jpg[/img]
The writing around the edge of the disc (it's a little hard to see) shows the actual copyright: 2004, the date of the re-release. This, combined with the fact that PC Treasure's Inc. simply licenses and redistributes old software for a limited time, is why I included Sierra as the co-publisher.
Hope this helps.
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