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Nuclear Destruction (c) 1970 Flying Buffalo, Inc. A computer moderated play-by-mail game. Players send in their commands for each turn by post and a single computer prints out the results which are sent back to all the players. The goal of this strategic game is to be the sole survivor in a nuclear holocaust. Each player is in control of a nation and has a nuclear arsenal, money, factories, etc. Every two weeks the results of a turn are sent back during which players can decide on what to do. Missiles can be fired, alliances formed, messages sent, etc. Each player receives a score at the end of a game and an every other month a player ranking list publicized. - STAFF - Designed by: Richard F. Loomis Programmed by: Steve MacGregor - PORTS - * Computers : In May 1974 the game was ported to a a Raytheon 704 mini computer.
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Nuclear Destruction (c) 1970 Flying Buffalo, Inc. A computer moderated play-by-mail game. Players send in their commands for each turn by post and a single computer prints out the results which are sent back to all the players. The goal of this strategic game is to be the sole survivor in a nuclear holocaust. Each player is in control of a nation and has a nuclear arsenal, money, factories, etc. Every two weeks the results of a turn are sent back during which players can decide on what to do. Missiles can be fired, alliances formed, messages sent, etc. Each player receives a score at the end of a game and an every other month a player ranking list publicized. - STAFF - Designed by: Richard F. Loomis Programmed by: Steve MacGregor - PORTS - * Computers : In May 1974 the game was ported to a a Raytheon 704 mini computer.
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