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Leader Board

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Developer
Bruce & Roger Carver

Bruce Carver founded with his brother Roger the Salt Lake City-based Access Software back in 1982.

He began to produce titles such as Beach Head 1 and 2 or Raid over Moscow on the C64. In the 90's Access created the Golf Simulation Links and moved on to produce early PC CD-ROM titles such as Under A Killing Moon in 1994.

The company was acquired by Microsoft in 1999. Carver left in 2003 to pursue new interests, including construction and large-screen golf simulation projects.

He died of cancer on the 28 December 2005 at the age of 57.


Author
Brent Erickson
ST Conversion
Aka.
World Class Leaderboard
Genres
Simulation, Sport
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Magazines

ST Magazine 6 (Dec 1986) [Review] p58

4/5

Atari ST Review 6 (Oct 1992) [Review] p111

79/100

Génération 4 1 (Oct 1987) [Review] p44

Leader Board

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Releases

[no date] World Class Leaderboard
[no date] by Kixx
1986 by Access Software Inc.
1986 by U.S. Gold Ltd

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ST Graveyard
One of the very first games I played on the ST. These days Leaderboard is nothing more than a fun little golf game, back then it was the cream of the crop. Just until a little company called Microprose developed a golf sim using their flight simulator techniques ...
August 9, 2005

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