Trivia
B-1 Nuclear Bomber was nominated for the Charles Roberts Award for the best computer in 1980.
Avalon Hill discontinued B-1 Nuclear Bomber in 1986.
Contributed by
Nélio RC 
(533) on May 29, 2005.
"Avalon Hill was an early entrnt in the computer gaming field, but their initial productions, such as B-1 Bomber and Midway Campaign, were disappointing given Avalon Hill's enviable reputation in the realm of conventional board wargames. The early Avalon Hill games lacked color and were less engrossing than the company's experience in game design warranted."
- Brian J. Murphy (Creative Computing Vol. 9, N. 9, September 1983, page 192).
Contributed by
Nélio RC (533) on May 29, 2005.
Quote from M. Evan Brooks, regarding B-1 Nuclear Bomber: "its play mechanics are embarrassing in the contemporary market; in fact, its play mechanics were embarrassing when it was initially released".
M. Evan Brooks is an avid wargamer who recently retired with more than thirty years of service in the U.S. Army and National Guard. He is a contributor to numerous war-game and professional military publications.
Contributed by
Nélio RC (533) on May 29, 2005.
B-1 Nuclear Bomber was the first PC game released from Avalon Hill.
Contributed by
Nélio RC (533) on May 29, 2005.
