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Sim Ant

Sim Ant: The Electronic Ant Colony by Will Wright and Justin McCormick, from Maxis, DOS version for IBM/Tandy/100% compatibles, on four 5 1/4″ floppies, circa 1991

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Format ImagePosted on November 11, 2017November 13, 2017Author RigarogaCategories Odd Order visualTags 1991, ant, game, Justin McCormick, Maxis, Photograph, Sim Ant: The Electronic Ant Colony, simulation, videogame, Will Wright

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