History Creator / SidMeier

* Red Storm Rising (1989), [=MicroProse=] Software, Inc.

* [[VideoGame/SidMeiersSimGolf Sid Meier's SimGolf]] (2002), Creator/ElectronicArtsInc (Not to be confused with [[NamesTheSame SimGolf]] by Maxis.)

* BilledAboveTheTitle
* IdiosyncraticDifficultyLevels
* InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt
* ShownTheirWork

* [[VideoGame/SidMeiersSimGolf Sid Meier's SimGolf]] (2002), Electronic Arts Inc. (Not to be confused with [[NamesTheSame SimGolf]] by Maxis.)

* Sid Meier's Civilization II (1996), MicroProse Software, Inc.

* Sid Meier's CivNet (1995), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Sid Meier's C.P.U. Bach (1994), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Sid Meier's VideoGame/{{Colonization}} (1994), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* F-15 Strike Eagle III (1993), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Pirates! Gold (1993), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Return of the Phantom (1993), MicroProse Software, Inc.

* Gunship 2000 (1991), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* VideoGame/{{Civilization}} (1991), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* VideoGame/RailroadTycoon (1990), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* VideoGame/CovertAction (1990), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* F-15 Strike Eagle II (1989), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* M1 Tank Platoon (1989), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Red Storm Rising (1989), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* VideoGame/SwordOfTheSamurai (1989), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* F-19 Stealth Fighter (1988), MicroProse Software,
* Pirates! (1987), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Conflict in Vietnam (1986), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Gunship (1986), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Crusade in Europe (1985), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Decision in the Desert (1985), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* F-15 Strike Eagle (1985), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Silent Service (1985), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* Solo Flight (1985), MicroProse Software, Inc.

* Spitfire Ace (1984), MicroProse Software, Inc.

Sidney K. 'Sid' Meier (1954) is a world-famous Canadian game programmer and designer. His first game was inspired by arcade flight simulators; specifically, the ease with which he could exploit their pitiful AIs (with some help from a friend) pushed him to write a better one. He and his friend Bill Stealy went on to found Creator/MicroProse, and from there, the rest is history.

* Sid Meier's Civilizatio n VI (2016) 2K Games

* Sid Meier's Starships (2015), 2K Games

* SidMeiersPirates (2004), Atari, Inc.

* SidMeiersAlphaCentauri (1999), Electronic Arts Inc.

Meier is best known for two wildly popular game franchises: ''VideoGame/{{Civilization}}'', the TropeCodifier for the FourX TurnBasedStrategy genre, and ''RailroadTycoon'', the Trope Codifier for the [[ConstructionAndManagementGames business management simulator]] genre. However, these are most definitely ''not'' the only games he is famous for, and chances are pretty good that any serious strategy or simulation gamer has at least one of his titles in his collection. Many of them include his name [[InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt proudly displayed in the game's title]]. These include:

* RailroadTycoon (1990), MicroProse Software, Inc.
* CovertAction (1990), MicroProse Software, Inc.

Sidney K. ("Sid") Meier is a world-famous Canadian game programmer and designer. His first game was inspired by arcade flight simulators; specifically, the ease with which he could exploit their pitiful AIs (with some help from a friend) pushed him to write a better one. He and his friend Bill Stealy went on to found Creator/MicroProse, and from there, the rest is history.

Meier is best known for two wildly popular game franchises: ''VideoGame/{{Civilization}}'', the TropeCodifier for the FourX TurnBasedStrategy genre, and ''RailroadTycoon''. However, these are most definitely ''not'' the only games he is famous for, and chances are pretty good that any serious strategy or simulation gamer has at least one of his titles in his collection. Many of them include his name [[InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt proudly displayed in the game's title]]. These include:

Sidney K. ("Sid") Meier is a world-famous Canadian game programmer and designer. His first game was inspired by arcade flight simulators; specifically, the ease with which he could exploit their pitiful AIs (with some help from a friend) pushed him to write a better one. He and his friend Bill Dealey went on to found MicroProse, and from there, the rest is history.

Note that, in addition to all of the above, he is also a [[GameBreaker mighty psionic]] [[{{X-COM}} XCOM]] [[SelfInsert Colonel]].

(List shamelessly copied from [[http://www.firaxis.com/company/bios.php?bioid=56 his official company bio]])

* Sid Meier's [=SimGolf=] (2002), Electronic Arts Inc. (Not to be confused with [[NamesTheSame SimGolf]] by Maxis.)

* SwordOfTheSamurai (1989), MicroProse Software, Inc.

Sidney K. ("Sid") Meier is a world-famous Canadian game programmer and designer. His first game was inspired by arcade flight simulators; specifically, the ease with which he could exploit their pitiful AIs (with some help from a friend) pushed him to write a better one. He and his friend Bill Dealey went on to found [=MicroProse=], and from there, the rest is history.

** Sid Meier's Civilization IV: {{Colonization}} (2008), 2K Games

* Sid Meier's {{Colonization}} (1994), MicroProse Software, Inc.

Meier is best known for two wildly popular game franchises: ''{{Civilization}}'', the TropeCodifier for the FourX TurnBasedStrategy genre, and ''RailroadTycoon''. However, these are most definitely ''not'' the only games he is famous for, and chances are pretty good that any serious strategy or simulation gamer has at least one of his titles in his collection. Many of them include his name [[InCaseYouForgotWhoWroteIt proudly displayed in the game's title]]. These include:

* Sid Meier's {{Civilization}} V (2011), 2K Games

* {{Civilization}} (1991), MicroProse Software, Inc.

* Sid Meier's [=SimGolf=] (2002), Electronic Arts Inc.