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| | |death_date = June 5, 1998 | ||
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Jim L. Nitchals was a programmer most well known for some of the earliest hit game programs on the [[Apple II]]. Throughout his extensive career he co-founded [[Cavalier Software]], worked on several important programs for [[Electronic Arts]], and became an early emulation programmer. | Jim L. Nitchals was a programmer most well known for some of the earliest hit game programs on the [[Apple II]]. Throughout his extensive career he co-founded [[Cavalier Software]], worked on several important programs for [[Electronic Arts]], and became an early emulation programmer. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:38, 17 September 2024
Jim L. Nitchals was a programmer most well known for some of the earliest hit game programs on the Apple II. Throughout his extensive career he co-founded Cavalier Software, worked on several important programs for Electronic Arts, and became an early emulation programmer.
Photos[edit]
(L-R) Michael Abbott, Russell Selph, Jim Nitchals. (1982)
(L-R) Randy Simon, Jim Nitchals. (1983)
Gameography[edit]
Histories[edit]
- Celebrating A Luminary: The Life of Jim Nitchals by Ethan Johnson.
