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Little Computer People
Activision, James Wickstead Design Associates
December 30, 1985
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SimulatorDevelopers
Activision, James Wickstead Design AssociatesRelease Date
December 30, 1985 (39 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
ActivisionFranchises
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Little Computer People is a social simulation game representing a fully furnished house on a computer. This "House on a Disk" is based on the theory that every computer has an "occupant" (i.e. Little Computer People - LCP), which can be made visible by providing accommodation. Every computer should have a different LCP, who is usually accompanied by a dog as a pet.
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Commodore C64/128/MAX, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST/STE, Apple IIDevelopers
Activision, James Wickstead Design AssociatesRelease Date
December 30, 1985 (39 years and 4 months ago)Publishers
ActivisionFranchises
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