D. Ezra Sidran
 Ph.D. Candidate
Department of Computer Science, University of Iowa
Master of Computer Science, 2005 University of Iowa
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My Commercial Software:
CES89
From page 186 of " High Score: The Ultimate History of Electronic Games " (left to right: Sid Meier, me, Johnny Wilson).
Probably taken at the CES show 1988 or 1989.

A new interview that I did for "Just Adventure: The Largest and Most Visited Adventure Site on the Internet" is here:

Computer games that I have written, designed and/or programmed:
Designasaurus
(1987)
Published by Britannica Software

 Designasaurus
Software Publishers' Association
Codie Award
Educational Game of the Year (K-12)
Educational Game of the Year Overall
Number One Selling Game in the United States

Screen shots .
UMS: The Universal Military Simulator
(1987)
Published by Firebird / Rainbird /
TelecomSoft / Mediagenic
 UMS1 Screen Shot
Named Computer Entertainer Magazine's
Developer of the Year Award for UMS.

Number One Selling Game in England.
Number One Selling Game in United States.
UMS II: Nations at War
(1989)
Published by Microplay / Microprose
 UMS2 Atari
Named Wargame of the Year
in the Strategy Plus International Reader's Poll
The War College
(1993)
Published by Gametek

 War College
Screen shots.  Just added, the sound track in .MP3 format:
Rome.mp3
Napoleon.mp3
CivilWar.mp3
Tannenberg.mp3
Jack the Ripper
(1993)
Published by Gametek

 Jack the Ripper Box
Screen shots.
Online Mysteries
(1996)
America On Line / WorldPlay


 Online Mysteries
First massively multiplayer online mystery game.
Screen shots.
MOG93
(2002)
Published by Wargamer.com .

 MOG93
First online interactive military simulation.
Play it here .
SimSar2
(2002)
MSIAC Modeling Simulation Information Analysis Center
 SimSar2
Online training simulation for
Search Air Rescue (SAR) for U. S. Coast Guard.
Sceen shots.
The Animated
Intergalactic Development Logo
 		IDI Space Ship
Created by Ed Isenberg of
Avolux Studios
Londoner: The Educational Game of
Living in 17th Century London
Play Londoner on line at www.LondonerGame.com.