Programming Credits
Iverson is best known for developing simulator games, but he has developed many other types of games as well. His credits include:
- Boom Blox (EA, 2008)
- MySims (EA, 2007)
- The Godfather: The Game (EA, 2006)
- 007: Everything or Nothing (EA, 2004)
- The Sims (EA, 2003)
- 007: Nightfire (EA, 2002)
- Combat Medic: Special Ops (LI, 2002)
- Freekstyle (EA, 2002)
- Rumble Racing (EA, 2001)
- Sub Command (EA, 2001)
- Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2001 (EA, 2001)
- Jane's Combat Simulations: WWII Fighters (EA, 1998)
- Jane's Combat Simulations: U.S. Navy Fighters '97 (EA, 1997)
- Marine Fighters (EA, 1995)
- U.S. Navy Fighters (EA, 1994)
- Bulls vs. Blazers and the NBA Playoffs (EA, 1992)
- Chuck Yeager's Air Combat (EA, 1991)
- PGA Tour Golf (EA, 1991)
- LHX Attack Chopper (EA, 1990)
- SU-25 Stormovik (EA, 1990)
Several of these games are very popular, but Yeager’s Air Combat in particular is respected as an exceptional flight simulation game with very realistic reactions to the controls. It has won awards for its high quality. This level of quality is considered to be a direct result of the fact that it was not only sponsored by Chuck Yeager, but he actually served as an advisor during development of the game.
In addition to games, Iverson has developed graphics programs, such as the IBM and Apple IIgs versions of Deluxe Paint.
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