what are sid meiers other games?

[wurrble]

the title says it all reeeeeally,

apart from civilization and ARRGH PIRATES!!!
what else has this awesome sounding dude made?
if those two games were his ONLY credits he'd already be a demi-god =S
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[rupertlittlebear]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sid_Meier

[Wolfwood]

Games I've played and enjoyed on that list:

Kennedy Approach (1985)
Silent Service (1985)
Sid Meier's Pirates! (1987)
Civilization (1991)
Colonization (1994)
Civilization II (1996)
Civilization III (2001)
Sid Meier's Pirates! (2004)
Civilization IV

In addition, I've played Sid Meier's Railroads!, but that didn't really engage me.

In any case, the guy really knows how to make enjoyable games!
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[Privateer]

Yeah Civ IV and Pirates have got to be two of his best games
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[Captain Riddle]

Gettysburg! was great fun; it had a huge map of the town and surrounding countryside, and you could play either side to victory or jst do random battles. The sound effects were great, too.
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[Rabid Weasel]

I surprised (and dismayed) no one has mentioned Alpha Centauri yet. He made it after Civ 2 as it's spiritual sucessor. While the game was essentially a futuristic Civ 2 on another planet, it had many awesome touches, from having the game read quotes to you for each new technology, base facility, and wonder, to designing your own military units, to Mind Worms, the game's variation on barbarians. Savage little beasties that would implant their larvae into your head while you were still alive.

Other wonderful things you could do would be detailed social engineering that was far more flexible than the simple types of government in the Civ series. There was also the wonderful atrocites, where you could just supress riots or gain huge tactical advantages, if you didn't mind the resulting economic situations.

You can tell that I'm something of an Alpha Centauri fanboy, can't you?
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[rupertlittlebear]

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