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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_MicroProse_gamesList of MicroProse games - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of gamesmade by the American video game developerand publisherMicroProse. The games in this list were developed internally by MicroProse. Some games made by other developers were published under MicroProse's Microplayor MicroStylelabel. In 1989 MicroProse acquired the British publisher Telecomsoftand subsequently published games ...

   Title	Platform	Release Date
   Falcon 3.0: Gold	Windows	1991
   Drop: System Breach	Windows, Nintendo Switch	2023
   Second Front	Windows	2023
   1942: The Pacific Air War	MS-DOS	1994

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2. www.microprose.com › gamesGames - MicroProse

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   The classic game remastered. Feel the power of flying a 10-men crew on a B-17 over occupied Europe in WWII. Plan the mission, choose your men and take action in every post onboard, from pilot to bombardier and machine gunners. Get ready for a high-flying adventure in this all-time classic remake.

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4. gamefaqs.gamespot.com › top10 › 2552-the-top-10The Top 10 Games Developed By MicroProse - GameFAQs

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   As mentioned above, MicroProse made a name for itself early on for its successful collection of military simulation games. Although the company released several of these in a variety of subtly different genres (M1 Tank Platoon and F-19 Stealth Fighter especially come to mind), arguably the most significant and best one the company released is 1990's Knights of the Sky.

5. www.kotaku.com.au › 2020 › 05After Nearly Two Decades, Microprose Is Making Strategy And ...

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   After Nearly Two Decades, Microprose Is Making Strategy And Simulation Games Again. Mike Fahey. 4 years ago. May 6, 2020 at 7:30 am. The Cheapest NBN 1000 Plans. At Kotaku, we independently select ...

6. www.gamesindustry.biz › the-resurrection-ofThe resurrection of MicroProse and return of "Wild Bill" Stealey

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   May 6, 2020 · MicroProse sold $1 million worth of games in its first year. It reached $3 million by the end of its third year, and grew to $45 million by the time it went public in 1991.

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7. www.microprose.com › games › b-17-the-flyingB-17 The Flying Fortress: The Bloody 100th - MicroProse

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   Description. Manage and take control of the 10-man crew of a B-17 Flying Fortress as they attempt to complete 25 harrowing missions inspired by the real-life battles of The Bloody 100th Bomber group. B-17 The Flying Fortress: The Bloody 100th, is the third game in the critically acclaimed series. The game recreates many of the aspects of the ...

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   Who makes MicroProse games?

   • Some games made by other developers were published under MicroProse's Microplay or MicroStyle label. In 1989 MicroProse acquired the British publisher Telecomsoft and subsequently published games under their Firebird and Rainbird labels. MicroProse was used as a brand name from 1998 to 2002 by Hasbro Interactive and Infogrames.

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   Is MicroProse still in business?

   • It’s Important Founded in 1982 by game industry legends Sid Meier and Bill Stealey, developer and publisher Microprose released some of the greatest military simulation and strategy games ever made. After nearly two decades defunct, the Microprose name returns, with a trio of new strategy and simulation games in the works.

   After Nearly Two Decades, Microprose Is Making Strategy And Simulation

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   Is MicroProse bringing new games to market?

   • Of course, with hits like Civilization and XCOM now owned by other publishers, the new MicroProse finds itself low on attention-grabbing IP that will help alert gamers to this revival. Instead, the publisher is bringing new titles to market but taking care to ensure they are in the spirit of the brand's history.

   The resurrection of MicroProse and return of "Wild Bill" Stealey

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   Should MicroProse be a video game?

   • For all the talk of authenticity and simulation, Lagettie is conscious that these products still need to be accessible as video games -- particularly if MicroProse wants to reach the broader audience it needs to thrive. "We won't have a cockpit with over 500 switches where it takes you ten minutes just to get off the tarmac," he says.

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   How much money did MicroProse make in the first year?

   • Stealey admits the original iteration of the publisher "got started in a hurry," but it worked. MicroProse sold $1 million worth of games in its first year. It reached $3 million by the end of its third year, and grew to $45 million by the time it went public in 1991.

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   What was the last MicroProse game?

   • The last game to bear the Microprose name was 2002’s Geoff Crammond’s Grand Prix 4. Now the name is in the hands of David Lagettie, one of the makers of global simulation sandbox TitanIM, with Microprose co-founder Bill Stealey involved in some capacity, and they’re putting out games again.

   After Nearly Two Decades, Microprose Is Making Strategy And Simulation

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9. gamefaqs.gamespot.com › games › companyGame Companies - MicroProse - GameFAQs

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