Creative Computing
USA publisher and developerfounded in 1974-10 closed in 1985-12 status: dead
aka(s): Sensational Software,Creative Computing Software
Creative Computing was one of the earliest magazines covering the microcomputer revolution. A number of home computer games were published under the Sensational Software banner, also known as Creative Computing Software
Notable collaborators: David H. Ahl and Bob Albrecht
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Top platforms
Apple II E | 211 | |
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Ohio Scientific | 105 | |
Altair 8800 | 70 | |
Commodore PET | 47 | |
Sol-20 | 15 | |
Apple I | 15 | |
TRS-80 | 14 | |
custom | 14 | |
C64 | 12 | |
DEC PDP-1 | 11 | |
Exidy Sorcerer | 11 | |
Atari 400/800 | 9 | |
MS-DOS | 5 | |
North Star Computers | 1 | |
Compucolor II | 1 |
Creative Computing best rated games
Adventureland | 1980 | IIE |
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