Sid Meier
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8 September, 2020
Publication date of Sid Meier's autobiography, 'Sid Meier's Memoir!: A Life in Computer Games'. This event provided a comprehensive look into his life, career, and the development of his iconic games.
1 January, 2004
Firaxis released a remake of 'Sid Meier's Pirates!'. This marked a significant moment in Meier's career, showcasing the enduring appeal of his earlier work and his continued success with Firaxis Games.
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Birth in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
February 24, 1954
Sidney K. Meier was born in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. Even from a young age, he displayed a strong interest in technology and problem-solving, setting the foundation for his future career in computer programming and game design. His childhood hobbies involved tinkering with electronics and a keen fascination with history, elements that would later become hallmarks of his game design philosophy.
Early Programming Experience
Late 1970s
Meier honed his programming skills by working on mainframe computers, a common practice in that era. This hands-on experience provided him with a solid understanding of computer architecture and software development, which proved invaluable when he transitioned to developing games for personal computers. This period was crucial in establishing his technical proficiency and laying the groundwork for his future game development ventures.
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Designing influential strategy video games, most notably the "Civilization" series, as well as "Pirates!", "Railroad Tycoon", and "Alpha Centauri".