Editing Steve Jackson Games (section)

==Mentions in third-party media==
In ''[[Uplink (video game)|Uplink]]'', a 2001 [[Hacker (computer security)|computer hacking]] simulation game by British software company [[Introversion Software]], there is a company named Steve Jackson Games. While this company may occasionally offer hacking contracts to the player, its main feature is a Public Access Server which, if accessed, displays the following information:

<blockquote>'''<big>Steve Jackson Games</big>'''
Public Access Server

{{smalldiv|ATTENTION

This computer system has been seized<br />
by the United States Secret Service<br />
in the interests of National Security.

Your IP has been logged.}}</blockquote>

This jokingly refers to the [[Steve Jackson Games, Inc. v. United States Secret Service|1990 raid by the US Secret Service]]. As noted in the Ultimate Uplink Guide, this was "put into the game because of the Secret Service Raid on the company, for supposedly making a 'Hacking Guide'. This guide was actually a work of total fiction for a game the company was making, and contained technology that didn't even exist".<ref>[http://guide.modlink.net/section5.php The Ultimate Uplink Guide]. Retrieved 2014-10-07.</ref>