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Bruce A. Artwick

aka: Bruce Artwick, B. Artwick
Moby ID: 977

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Bruce Artwick created the company subLOGIC while he was a student in University of Illinois at Champaign back in 1979. He created the first "Flight Simulator" for the then primitive Apple II and Radio Shack TRS-80. Originally it was a graphics demo, but it was well received that he added a real "flight model". Thus Flight Simulator is born.

In 1988, internal dissention between Bruce Artwick and acting mananger caused Bruce to resign and founded his own company, Bruce Artwick Organization (BAO). He also took with him a substantial number of subLOGIC employees. He then went on to create FS4 for Microsoft. BAO later also created scenery and aircraft designer for FS4.

Credited on 18 games

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Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 (1997, Windows) Development
Microsoft Flight Simulator for Windows 95 (1996, Windows) Development
MicroWINGS Dallas/Ft. Worth (DFW) Scenery (1995, DOS) BAO, Ltd. - Especially
Tower (1995, Windows 3.x) BAO employee's and family:
Microsoft Flight Simulator (v5.0) (1993, DOS) Created by
Combat Air Patrol (1993, Amiga) Thanks To
Sound, Graphics & Aircraft Upgrade for Microsoft Flight Simulator (1991, DOS) Design Team
UFO (1989, DOS) Program Design
Microsoft Flight Simulator (v4.0) (1989, DOS) Designed for Microsoft by
Stealth Mission (1988, Commodore 64) Directed by
Microsoft Flight Simulator (v3.0) (1988, DOS) Design
Jet: Version 2.0 (1987, DOS) Directed by
Flight Simulator II (1986, Amiga) By
Jet (1986, Apple II) Directed by
Microsoft Flight Simulator (v2.0) (1984, PC Booter) Developed for Microsoft by
Night Mission Pinball (1983, PC Booter) Programming
Microsoft Flight Simulator (v1.0) (1982, PC Booter) Programming
Flight Simulator (1980, TRS-80) By

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