He often guided expeditions for Mountain Madness, an adventure travel company owned by Christine Boskoff.

Mountain Madness, Fischer's outfit, chose to skip 1997, but don't count it out.

While the basic gameplay remains the same between the two titles, including support for up to six players and three heats of racing, Mountain Madness made additional changes.

Mr. Werner has decided to choose Mountain Madness, in part, he said, because of the 1996 tragedy.

Mountain Madness by Robert Birkby is a biography of Scott Fischer.

Her income also permitted Fischer to launch Mountain Madness in 1984.

If he could emulate Hall, it would quickly catapult Mountain Madness to profitability.

One of the climbers was identified as Scott Fischer, 40, who ran a guide service here called Mountain Madness.

In another game, Mountain Madness, players jump and tilt and sway to navigate a snowboarding course.

Following his death Christine Boskoff continued to run Mountain Madness, still considered one of leading mountaineering schools and international guide services in America.