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Sander '''Hercules''' Pieterse is a well-known ZZTer and MZXer, most famous for being one of two founding members of [[Interactive Fantasies]] since 1996. He released a good number of games for both platforms including the popular [[Brotherhood]], and also served as the chairman for the 2000 [[MegaZeux Excellence Awards#2000|MegaZeux Excellence Awards]]. | Sander "'''Hercules'''" Pieterse is a well-known ZZTer and MZXer, most famous for being one of two founding members of [[Interactive Fantasies]] since 1996. He released a good number of games for both platforms including the popular [[Brotherhood]], and also served as the chairman for the 2000 [[MegaZeux Excellence Awards#2000|MegaZeux Excellence Awards]]. | ||
Hercules has also been a forum administrator for [[DigitalMZX]], being very well respected among peers and other members alike. | Hercules has also been a forum administrator for [[DigitalMZX]], being very well respected among peers and other members alike. | ||
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Sander "Hercules" Pieterse is a well-known ZZTer and MZXer, most famous for being one of two founding members of Interactive Fantasies since 1996. He released a good number of games for both platforms including the popular Brotherhood, and also served as the chairman for the 2000 MegaZeux Excellence Awards.
Hercules has also been a forum administrator for DigitalMZX, being very well respected among peers and other members alike.
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