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|title = Spitfire<br />
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|developer = [[Wizard Kings]]<br />
|publisher = [[Innovative Coin Corporation]]<br />
|platforms = <div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed">Fairchild F-8 hardware</div><br />
|date = 1976<br />
|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/110213/spitfire/}}<br />
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''Spitfire'' was a two-player airplane dueling game created by the company [[Wizard Kings]] and distributed by [[Innovative Coin Corporation]]. It is notable as an early microprocessor game developed by a splinter group of [[Atari Inc.]] and was remade as ''Spitfire'' for the [[Channel F]] console by designer [[Michael Glass]].<br />
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== Game credits ==<br />
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{{Credits begin}}<br />
{{Credits line|Game Designer, Programmer = Michael Glass}}<br />
{{Credits line|Hardware Designer = Doug Hughes}}<br />
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