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JackBurnessMoonlander.png|Creator Jack Burness plays Moonlander. (1970s) | JackBurnessMoonlander.png|Creator Jack Burness plays Moonlander. (1970s) | ||
1978-02-19Moonlander.jpg|Player of Lunar Lander at a medical university. (1978) | 1978-02-19Moonlander.jpg|Player of Lunar Lander at a medical university. (1978) | ||
1976-09-25 National Post pg The Financial Post 10.jpg|Lunar Lander played on a GT40. (1978) | |||
1973-11+12 Electronic Engineering.jpg|Man demonstrating Lunar Lander. (1973) | |||
1976-11 Byte pg 57 01.jpg| GT-40 terminal playing Lunar Lander. (1976) | |||
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Revision as of 17:05, 25 September 2021
Moonlander was created as a demo program for the GT40 display terminal.
Photos on Location[edit]
Moonlander being played at the National Computer Conference and Exposition. (1973)
Creator Jack Burness plays Moonlander. (1970s)
Player of Lunar Lander at a medical university. (1978)
Lunar Lander played on a GT40. (1978)
Man demonstrating Lunar Lander. (1973)
GT-40 terminal playing Lunar Lander. (1976)
Histories[edit]
- https://www.acriticalhit.com/moonlander-one-giant-leap-for-game-design/ — Moonlander: One Giant Leap for Game Design by Kate Willaert.
- https://www.technologizer.com/2009/07/19/lunar-lander/ — Forty Years of Lunar Lander by Benj Edwards.
