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• Artic Computing
  '''[[Main Page|Home]] * [[Organizations]] * Artic Computing''' '''Artic Computing Ltd.''', (Artic Software)<br/>
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• Organizations
  * [[Artic Computing]]
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• European MCC 1982
  | [[Artic Computing]]
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• European MCC 1983
  | [[Artic Computing]]
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• Turbo Chess (GB)
  ...[[ZX Spectrum]] by [[Chris A. Thornton]], founder and former director of [[Artic Computing]], which already had a similar product for the same computer by t [[Category:Artic]]
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• 1K ZX Chess
  ...1KZXChess%28Artic%29.html ZX81 Cassette Tape Information for 1K ZX Chess] (Artic)</ref> ]] ...d [[Chris A. Thornton]] <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artic_Software Artic Software from Wikipedia]</ref> , a chess programmer himself, and author of
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• David Horne
  ...0300061.jpg Magazine Page Scan from World of Spectrum]</ref> and soon by [[Artic Computing]], also launching Horne's [[Chess Tutor]] for the [[ZX Spectrum]] * [[Artic Computing]]
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• Your Computer
  * Brendon Gore ('''1982'''). ''Interview-One Degree In Artic''. [[Your Computer]], May 1982
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• ZX Chess
  ...the [[Sinclair ZX81]] developed by [[Artic Computing]] and distributed by Artic and other vendors since 1981. The development took about one year, and ZX Chess was Artic's initial top seller, with no author mentioned on the booklet.
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• Sinclair ZX81
  ...K ZX Chess]] by [[David Horne]]. Other programs, such as [[Artic Computing|Artic Computing's]] [[ZX Chess]], and [[Chris Whittington|Chris Whittington's]] [ ...om/wiki/Brendon_Gore Brendon Gore] ('''1982'''). ''Interview-One Degree In Artic''. [[Your Computer]], May 1982
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• ZX Spectrum Chess
  not to confused with the [[Spectrum Chess]] program by [[Artic Computing]] <ref>[http://www.worldofspectrum.org/infoseekid.cgi?id=0004722
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• Spectrum Chess
  ...ial chess programs for the [[ZX Spectrum]], developed and distributed by [[Artic Computing]], released in 1982. ...om/wiki/Brendon_Gore Brendon Gore] ('''1982'''). ''Interview-One Degree In Artic''. [[Your Computer]], May 1982</ref> in [[Z80]] [[Assembly|assembly]].
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• Artic Computing
  '''[[Main Page|Home]] * [[Organizations]] * Artic Computing''' '''Artic Computing Ltd.''', (Artic Software)<br/>
  4 KB (616 words) - 23:03, 4 July 2021
• Chess Tutor
  ...ive.org/details/zx_Chess_Tutor_1983_Artic_Computing_16K Chess Tutor (1983)(Artic Computing)<nowiki>[16K]</nowiki> : Free Download & Streaming] ([https://en. ...the [[ZX Spectrum]] developed by [[David Horne]] and launched in 1983 by [[Artic Computing]].
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• Championship Chess
  Championship Chess was likely based on the [[Artic Computing]] programs [[ZX Chess]] and [[Spectrum Chess]], written a [[Z80]] [[Category:Artic]]
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• Chris A. Thornton
  ...Richard Turner, co-founder and director of the game development company [[Artic Computing]] in 1980, ....org/details/YourComputer_198205/page/n26/mode/1up Interview-One Degree In Artic]''. [[Your Computer]], May 1982</ref>
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