A game written by David Braben and Ian Bell. It was first released by Acornsoft for the BBC microcomputer and Acorn Electron in 1984. The game has been ported to almost every home computer platform. Sites may offer information about the game or utilities to assist play.
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- The Acorn Elite Pages A collection of hints and tips, resources, technical information, and fiction.
- Ian Bell's Elite Pages Co-developer's pages, which include a flight manual, version information, FAQ, Text Elite, fiction, Elite The Musical, and an archive containing the executables and source code for most release versions of Elite.
- Zzap!64: Commodore 64 Review by Bob Wade, 97%. "I played this game for six hours at my first sitting and was only dragged away from it then by fatigue and wanting to tell everyone about it." Includes gameplay tips and an original photograph of the developers.
- Elite Space Travel A randomly generated tour of systems, with a chance of entering witch space. Requires Internet Explorer or Mozilla 5+.
- The Micro User: Guide To Playing Elite Includes instructions and tips on instrumentation, flight, docking, strategy, provisions, and combat.
- Your Spectrum: Elitism Feature by David Bishop, including tips on launching, combat, ranks, and trading for Sinclair Spectrum Elite.
- The Guardian: Masters of their Universe An edited extract from the book "Backroom Boys" by Francis Spufford. Describes the genesis and release of the computer game Elite.