SPI

SPI, short for Simulations Publications, Inc., was a publisher of board games in the 1970s and early 1980s. The company was founded in 1969 by James F. Dunnigan[?]. When SPI went bankrupt in 1982, its assets were divided between game producers TSR and Avalon Hill.

External links

SPI Compendium by Greg Costikyan (http://www.costik.com/spicom/)

SPI stands for The Society of the Plastics Industry, a trade association for the plastics industry in the United States.

External links

www.socplas.org (http://www.socplas.org/)

In the open source movement, SPI stands for the Software in the Public Interest organization.

		SPI
		SPI, short for Simulations Publications, Inc., was a publisher of board games in the 1970s and early 1980s. The company was founded in 1969 by James F. Dunnigan[?]. When SPI went bankrupt in 1982, its assets were divided between game producers TSR and Avalon Hill. External links SPI Compendium by Greg Costikyan (http://www.costik.com/spicom/) SPI stands for The Society of the Plastics Industry, a trade association for the plastics industry in the United States. External links www.socplas.org (http://www.socplas.org/) In the open source movement, SPI stands for the Software in the Public Interest organization.
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