Expert Software, Inc. is a Florida-based computer and video game company known for developing and publishing dozens of value-priced but quality programs including games, reference CD-ROM, clip art collections, and educational programs. In the late 1990's, Expert Software won a license from SEGA to re-release many of their classic games. Also in the late 1990's, Expert Software bought out SWFTE International. On April 2nd of 1999, the company anno...
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