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Believe it or not...

Limitless Tech U is all about keeping alive our favorite role-playing games, keeping them available and to allow all RPG fans to find what they need for their campaigns.
We strive to make this all come together into a cohesive and uniform whole.

Anything we can do to make this all fit together better, please let us know.

Our contact information is in the Contact Us page.  Bring your concerns to us and we will do what we can to make them happen.

Thanks for helping the RPG community come together like this.
With out devoted fans, like ourselves, there wouldn't be anywhere you could find these awesome games and their supplemental materials.

Please, download with pride, and let us know about any difficulties with the downloads.
Company History
Lots of games...
Very little time... 
Special thanks to:...

LTU is a website, located snugly in cyberspace, somewhere near all that is TRON and the Madden NFL franchise.  All of cyberspace harkens back to the days of dial-up and 300bps modems, but with advances in technology, cyberspace is now, alive and kicking...

We must thank those people who brought us TRON, for without this movie, we would not have DirectX, virtual reality and immersive 3D technologies.  We must thank Steven Spielberg for his directorial prowess in Jurassic Park and the animation technologies he brought to filmmaking.  We must also thank John Carmack for his DOOM and Quake technologies and, of course, id Software.  We must also than James Cameron for his most groundbreaking motion picture YET:  AVATAR.

We must also thank Mr. Miyamoto, from Nintendo, for creating StarFox (SNES and the "3D-FX" chipset) and Sega's AM2 for creating Virtua Fighter and Virtua Racing (SEGA's Arcade Branch) for introducing the world to semi-cost effective 3D technologies.

Without innovations in trimensional technologies and the computers these technologies are crafted from, the realism from each generation of modellers and productions would NOT be as high or as realistic as we would have hoped for.  These technologies, apparent even in the most mundane items and objects we use everyday, are being modelled by schoolchildren and

And to all of the people involved in bringing these last vestiges of RPG texts back into the Light, by using some of our website space...