Bruce Artwick

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  Flight Simulator 1   SuBLogic   Bruce Artwick   Exhibit   Host sim   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 1981 article published: 1998 article updated: 2019-10-04   organisation: SuBLogic
  Flight Simulator 1 was one of the first flight sims released for personal computers. A whole generation of flight sim fans were hooked for life on the wire frame graphics and the "dogfighting" in the Sopwith Camel. The graphical splendour rested mainly in the mind of the player - but it was a beginning! This exhibit looks at the Apple ][, IBM and TRS-80 versions.
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  Flight Simulator II   SuBLogic   Bruce Artwick   Exhibit   Host sim   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 1983 article updated: 2019-10-04   organisation: SuBLogic
  

  Michael Woodley reported: "At the time, there were three 6502 versions of FSII. There was one for the Apple II, one for the Commodore 64 and one for the Atari 800. When the the Atari ST and Amiga were introduced (which ran the Motorolla 68000 processor), new versions were released for those machines, for the Tandy and for the MacIntosh through Microsoft. The versions of FSII for the 6502 processor DID have solid filled graphics not just wireframe."

• Flight Simulator II   SuBLogic   Bruce Artwick   Video  
  year: 1983   organisation: SuBLogic
  
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  Microsoft Flight Simulator 3   Microsoft   Bruce Artwick   Exhibit   Host sim   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 1988 article updated: 2019-10-04   organisation: Microsoft
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  Microsoft Flight Simulator 4   Microsoft   Bruce Artwick   Exhibit   Host sim   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 1997   organisation: Microsoft
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  Microsoft Flight Simulator 5   Microsoft   Bruce Artwick   Exhibit   Host sim   Civil   Flight Simulator Series  
  year: 1993 article updated: 2019-10-04   organisation: Microsoft
• Microsoft Flight Simulator 5   Microsoft   Bruce Artwick   MiGMan: Curated Video list   Video  
  year: 1993   organisation: Microsoft
  
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  Bruce Artwick   Programmer  
  article updated: 2019-10-17
  Programmer of Flight Simulator, which kicked off the longest running simulator dynasty.
• Bruce Artwick  
  year: 1982
  

  
  Bruce Artwick ca.1982

• Bruce Artwick  
  year: 2000 article published: 2000
  

  
  Bruce Artwick ca.2000, still flying!

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