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:Acrojet - by William Denman and Edward Hill (graphics by Michael Haire, additional stuff by Meier and Stealy, so probably some in-house work) | :Acrojet - by William Denman and Edward Hill (graphics by Michael Haire, additional stuff by Meier and Stealy, so probably some in-house work) | ||
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:Spitfire Ace C64 - by Ron Verovsky and Dale Gray | :Spitfire Ace C64 - by Ron Verovsky and Dale Gray | ||
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Versions not listed because they were definitely done elsewhere | Versions not listed because they were definitely done elsewhere | ||
:Airborne Ranger Amiga/Atari ST - by Imagitec | :Airborne Ranger Amiga/Atari ST - by Imagitec | ||
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:Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK | :Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK | ||
:Silent Service II Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK | :Silent Service II Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK | ||
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| + | OT Sports and/or Real Sports was a joint venture between Spectrum Holobyte and ABC. At least one of their games (''ABC Sports Monday Night Football '98'') was apparently developed at MicroProse going by shared credits. | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 3 June 2022
Developer unknown
Versions of MicroProse games currently not listed because it is not known if they were done in-house
- Acrojet - by William Denman and Edward Hill (graphics by Michael Haire, additional stuff by Meier and Stealy, so probably some in-house work)
- Airborne Ranger IBM PC - by Randall Masteller
- Command HQ Macintosh - by Dave Brewer
- Conflict in Vietnam IBM PC - by Edward Hill, Don Awalt, Randall Masteller
- Crusade in Europe IBM PC - by Don Awalt
- Decision in the Desert IBM PC - by Don Awalt
- F-15 Strike Eagle IBM PC - by Randall Masteller
- Gunship PlayStation - no credits available
- Hellcat Ace C64 - by Ron Verovsky and Dale Gray
- Hellcat Ace IBM PC - by Don Awalt
- Kennedy Approach Amiga/Atari ST - no credits available
- Pirates! Gold Macintosh - credits not currently available (game is available at Macintosh Repository)
- Rex Nebular and the Cosmic Gender Bender Macintosh - by Dave Brewer
- Sid Meier's Pirates! IBM PC - by Randall Masteller
- Silent Service Atari 8-bit - by Randall Masteller
- Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon Macintosh - by Dave Brewer
- Sid Meier's Colonization Macintosh - credits not currently available (game is available at Macintosh Repository)
- Silent Service IBM PC - by Randall Masteller
- Solo Flight IBM PC - by Randall Masteller
- Spitfire Ace C64 - by Ron Verovsky and Dale Gray
Not developed at Hunt Valley
Versions not listed because they were definitely done elsewhere
- Airborne Ranger Amiga/Atari ST - by Imagitec
- F-117A Nighthawk - Stealth Fighter 2.0 Amiga - by MicroProse UK
- F-15 Strike Eagle Atari ST - by Digital Illusions (graphics done in-house?)
- F-15 Strike Eagle II Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK
- F-15 Strike Eagle II Genesis - by MicroProse UK
- F-19 Stealth Figher Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK
- Gunship 2000 Amiga - by MicroProse UK
- Knights of the Sky Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK
- Sid Meier's Civilization Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK
- Sid Meier's Colonization Amiga - by MicroProse UK
- Sid Meier's Covert Action Amiga - by MicroProse UK
- Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK
- Silent Service II Amiga/Atari ST - by MicroProse UK
OT Sports/Real Sports
OT Sports and/or Real Sports was a joint venture between Spectrum Holobyte and ABC. At least one of their games (ABC Sports Monday Night Football '98) was apparently developed at MicroProse going by shared credits.
