Atari 2600 · 1978
Basketball
One of the earliest Atari 2600 titles to pair simple one-on-one basketball with a playable single-player mode.
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Atari 2600 · 1978
One of the earliest Atari 2600 titles to pair simple one-on-one basketball with a playable single-player mode.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1978
A single-button bombing game where timing matters more than aim.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1979
A home adaptation of the arcade classic, bringing dive-bombing alien waves to the Atari 2600.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1979
A gridiron title that brought the sport to early home consoles.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1980
A two-player tank duel where each side commands a pair of tanks across randomly generated battlefields.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1980
A two-player baseball game that lets you direct every position on a simplified nine-inning diamond.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1980
An arcade-style fixed shooter that turns carnival targets into a test of aim and timing.
Open archive entryWii · 1980
A 1980 arcade climbing classic whose Wii release brings the original two-joystick building-scaling gameplay to the console.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1980
A one-button, six-second drag race that became one of the first third-party titles on the Atari 2600.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1980
A two-angler fishing contest where a wandering shark makes every deep catch a risk.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1980
Intercept incoming intercontinental ballistic missiles while defending six cities in this Atari 2600 classic.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1980
A 1980 Intellivision skiing title that puts up to six players on a timed downhill or slalom course.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1981
A 1981 Universal Entertainment arcade shooter carried onto the ColecoVision as a launch-era cartridge.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1981
A horizontally scrolling port of the classic arcade shooter where you fight alien waves and rescue astronauts from abduction.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1981
A maze game in which the player steers a ladybug through shifting passages while gathering food and avoiding hungry insects.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1981
A mouse scurries through a trapdoor maze, evading cats and turning into a dog with a stash of bones.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1981
A 1981 Intellivision bowling simulation with adjustable ball weight, lane slickness, and left- or right-handed delivery.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1981
A fast-paced action title recorded in the archive under its Game Boy association.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1981
An early Intellivision shoot 'em up in which you defend the planet from successive waves of descending alien craft.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1981
A tunnel-shooter where a fuel gauge and four-way firing force you to manage risk while the corridor scrolls.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
An early licensed Dungeons & Dragons adventure that pairs overworld travel with procedurally generated cave crawling.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
Defend the legendary city from waves of Gorgon invaders in this 1982 fixed-screen shooter.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A paddle-controlled Breakout variant in which a nude male sprite bounces horizontally toward nude female sprites.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A 1982 Atari 2600 cartridge that became a frequently cited example of the era's adult-oriented catalog.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
Steer Peter Pepper through falling burger layers and evasive food foes to stack plates of complete sandwiches.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
An early Imagic fixed shooter where a laser cannon defends against waves of winged demons on the Intellivision.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A 1982 Atari 2600 action game published by US Games.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
Frog Bog is a 1982 Mattel Intellivision platform game in which frogs leap between lily pads to catch flies before the day turns to night.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A space pilot battles waves of junk-food and household-object enemies in an absurd 1982 Activision fixed shooter.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1982
A vector-inspired arcade shooter that puts a small fighter ship in a rectangular arena against waves of hostile droid craft.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1982
A fast, zipper-themed maze game where you enclose colored sections while dodging roaming enemies.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A jungle treasure hunt that helped define the early side-scrolling platformer.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
An early 1982 Konami action title for the Atari 2600 that arrived in a distinctive physical package.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1982
A pocket-sized take on the 1982 arcade classic where you hop an orange creature across a pyramid to change every cube to a target color while dodging enemies and falling objects.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1982
A 1982 cartridge-based action-adventure where you shoot through maze-like rooms and collect keys to progress.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
A 1982 Intellivision cartridge that bundles four simple one-button target games for young players.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1982
A 1982 ColecoVision side-scrolling platformer where you lead a Smurf through forest and cave to rescue Smurfette from Gargamel's castle.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A licensed Star Trek space-combat cartridge that puts the Enterprise in first-person firefights against Klingon forces.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
Pilot a snowspeeder against Imperial AT-AT walkers on the ice planet Hoth in this early Star Wars arcade-style shooter.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1982
A fixed-screen shooter in which a Yar attacks a Qotile base by breaching its energy shield and firing the Zorlon Cannon.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1982
A behind-the-ship take on Sega's arcade isometric shooter, released for the Intellivision in the mid-1980s.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1983
A licensed Dungeons & Dragons dungeon crawler for the Intellivision built around maze exploration, turn-based combat, and a Minotaur boss fight.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1983
A first-person jet-fighter where you manage altitude, fuel, and ammunition while shooting down enemy planes before landing again.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1983
A first-person Intellivision shooter in which a small fleet of freighters threads an alien asteroid blockade to deliver supplies to Earth.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A vertically scrolling martial-arts game where Chuck Norris fights his way to a monastery under a time limit.
Open archive entryA2600 · 1983
An early home console adaptation of the arcade classic, featuring Jumpman in his pre-Mario days.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1983
An endurance racer where you must pass a set number of cars each day to keep the race going.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A pogo-stick fraction-matching game where correct answers carry you upward and misses punch holes in the floors below you.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1983
A 1983 Atari 2600 horror chase game that borrows the film's title, poster art, and theme music while keeping its on-screen characters unnamed.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1983
A Western-flavored maze puzzle in which you rearrange pathway tiles to recover a stolen stagecoach fortune from Black Bart.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A text-heavy management sim where you guide a rock band from busking to stardom over sixty monthly turns.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1983
A two-part Intellivision action game where you guide children through a haunted house before taking control of Kool-Aid Man to chase down Thirsties.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1983
A 1983 Atari 2600 action game in which a hungry boy juggles plates of pasta while trying not to overeat in front of his mother.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A 1983 Imagic space shooter that alternates between dodging debris in orbit and descending to lunar surfaces to rescue stranded miners.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A scrolling platform game in which an explorer climbs a mine and temple, retrieves a golden crown, and races it to the mountaintop before time expires.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A single-player side-scrolling defense shooter in which you pilot Nova 1 to protect four shielded cities from air and ground attacks.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A 1983 ColecoVision action game where you pilot Pegasus to clear castle screens of flying foes and face a fire-breathing dragon.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1983
Mickey Mouse catches falling stars and bails out a flooding cavern in a gentle 1983 adaptation of the Fantasia segment.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A 1983 ColecoVision action title that adapts the opening crawl's trench run into a fixed-format cartridge experience.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A 1983 ColecoVision action game in which a player navigates a museum, collects paintings, and avoids security hazards across multiple floors.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1983
A compact athletics title that brings short competitive events to Game Boy.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1983
A 1983 ColecoVision game that casts the player as a four-star general defending the United States from a nuclear attack.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A grid-based puzzle game in which you tunnel through caves to collect diamonds while dodging falling boulders and enemies.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A licensed Cabbage Patch Kids action game for the ColecoVision, tied to the mid-1980s toy boom.
Open archive entryNES · 1984
A 1984 maze game where a lone hero battles waves of demons in a labyrinthine dungeon.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A one-player sliding-puzzle game that lets children reassemble scrambled Dr. Seuss characters piece by piece.
Open archive entryNES · 1984
A simple but demanding motocross racer where gear management, wheelies, and clean landings decide every lap.
Open archive entryNES · 1984
A cockpit-view flight combat game that puts the player in an F-15 over Middle Eastern and Asian theaters with air and ground targets.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A surreal 1984 ColecoVision puzzler in which amoeba-like Gleebs navigate Escher-style impossible geometry.
Open archive entryNES · 1984
A side-scrolling martial arts game where Thomas fights through five floors of the Devil's Temple to rescue Sylvia.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A straightforward tennis cartridge for the ColecoVision that pits players against an on-screen opponent.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A 1984 ColecoVision educational platformer in which players solve arithmetic problems while guiding a monkey through side-scrolling levels.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A puzzle-action game about locking platforms into place while a high-rise takes shape.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1984
A compact cartridge title cataloged under Beyond Software for the Game Boy, with its earliest listed release year recorded as 1984.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1984
A 1984 ColecoVision strategy game that turns the film's NORAD scene into a defensive nuclear-defense puzzle.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1985
An Intellivision tennis title completed by Nice Ideas in France and released in 1985 by European publisher Dextell, later also distributed in the United States by INTV Corp.
Open archive entryMSX · 1985
A Konami run and gun where a lone soldier clears enemy outposts on the MSX.
Open archive entryMSX · 1985
A 1985 MSX horizontal scrolling shooter in which the Vic Viper fights its way through enemy waves and bosses.
Open archive entryNES · 1985
An early NES landmark with precise platforming, an alternating two-player mode, and eight worlds that helped define the side-scrolling genre.
Open archive entryColecoVision · 1985
A single-player driving game where you pilot the General Lee through Hazzard County to catch Jeremiah Stinge while evading Boss Hogg.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1985
An Intellivision football title completed by Nice Ideas that adds heading, tackling, and player substitution to the system's earlier Soccer formula.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 1985
A 1985 martial-arts fighter cataloged on Nintendo DS by Imagine Software, with edition details that need verification.
Open archive entryNES · 1986
Simon Belmont wields the Vampire Killer whip through six stages of Dracula's castle in the franchise's original 1986 side-scrolling debut.
Open archive entryNES · 1986
Chiller is an Exidy light-gun shooter from 1986 that became an unlicensed NES release with Zapper and standard-controller support.
Open archive entrySNES · 1986
A long-running role-playing franchise whose entries have appeared on multiple platforms, including the SNES.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 1986
A side-scrolling action game centered on flight, platforming, and fast-paced combat.
Open archive entryNES · 1986
A 1986 menu-driven murder mystery aboard the riverboat Delta Princess.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1986
A 1986 arcade smash where three giant monsters tear through American cities.
Open archive entryArcade · 1986
A 1986 Toaplan arcade title built around fast vertical scrolling, waves of enemies and bosses, and power-up collection.
Open archive entryArcade · 1986
A fast 1986 arcade shooter where one ship splits its strengths between speed and firepower.
Open archive entryNES · 1986
A lighthearted TwinBee sequel where two candy-themed fighters rescue a kidnapped inventor from cotton-candy invaders.
Open archive entryNES · 1986
An early NES sports entry published by U.S. Gold in 1986.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1987
An Intellivision golf title from INTV that expands on the system's earlier PGA Golf with 18-hole courses, wind, and a close-up putting view.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1987
A 1987 Intellivision edutainment cartridge pairing three recycled word games with a new memory mini-game.
Open archive entryNES · 1987
A lone bounty hunter explores a hostile alien planet, using new abilities to open up previously inaccessible areas.
Open archive entryNES · 1987
An isometric Pac-Man spin-off where hopping over ghosts becomes a core escape mechanic across multiple themed mazes.
Open archive entryNES · 1987
A timing-driven boxing game where dodging and counterpunching against stylized opponents defines the fight.
Open archive entryNES · 1987
A 1987 NES action-adventure that sends Link across Hyrule's open overworld and item-driven dungeons with unusually little hand-holding.
Open archive entryIntellivision · 1987
A single-player, D&D-inspired dungeon crawl that pairs top-down exploration with turn-based combat and item management.
Open archive entryNES · 1988
A side-scrolling beat 'em up in which two players punch through waves of ninjas.
Open archive entryNES · 1988
A fast-moving side-scrolling shooter where aim, timing, and quick reflexes define every stage.
Open archive entryNES · 1988
A turn-based RPG on NES where party composition changes how battles unfold.
Open archive entryNES · 1988
A scrolling shooter that bends the playfield into a continuous tube, making every screen a new angle on the same forward path.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1988
A 1988 Atari 2600 baseball game tied to Pete Rose's name, often also known as Pete Rose Baseball.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1988
A handheld action entry based on the RoboCop franchise, listed with a 1988 release year.
Open archive entryNES · 1988
The North American second Mario entry adapts a distinct Japanese Game Boy platformer into a turn-based NES experience.
Open archive entryNES · 1989
A Zapper-based shooter in which a guardian uses the light gun to clear hazards for a crawling baby.
Open archive entryNES · 1989
A 1989 Konami NES action-adventure that places the curse at the center of the Castlevania bloodline.
Open archive entryNES · 1989
A 1989 unlicensed NES casino title that spins a roulette-style wheel around a Mario-like character named Fortran.
Open archive entryNES · 1989
A side-scrolling platformer built around Scrooge McDuck's money-hoarding adventures.
Open archive entryAtari 2600 · 1989
A vertically scrolling run-and-gun conversion of SNK's arcade classic, bringing two-player co-op combat to the Atari 2600.
Open archive entryNES · 1989
A fast-paced tile-matching puzzle that carries the arcade conveyor-belt concept into NES homes.
Open archive entryNES · 1989
Mega Man 2 expands the first game's tight platforming with a larger cast of Robot Masters and a denser web of stage choices.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1989
A fixed-screen platform game where you fire harpoons to pop bouncing balloons before the clock runs out.
Open archive entryAmiga · 1989
A side-scrolling platformer in which a lone warrior confronts the shape-shifting Beast across two 3.5-inch floppy disks.
Open archive entryGB · 1989
A Game Boy launch title that brought falling-block puzzle play to handheld hardware.
Open archive entryNES · 1990
Castlevania IV lets players branch through Dracula's castle via a non-linear map, then face a boss rush mode after clearing the main game.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1990
A one- and two-player side-scrolling run and gun set in a post-war world overrun by military androids.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1990
A sideways-scrolling beat 'em up that brings the Double Dragon franchise to Nintendo's handheld.
Open archive entryNES · 1990
A turn-based RPG where four Warriors of Light switch between 23 jobs to restore balance to a crystal-protected world.
Open archive entryNES · 1990
The 1990 Famicom title that began the Fire Emblem series, following Marth's campaign across the continent of Archanea.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1990
A 1990 Game Boy platformer from Capcom that mixes overhead exploration with side-scrolling action levels as Firebrand, a gargoyle warrior from the Ghosts 'n Goblins series.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1990
A Vietnam War–themed shooter that helps define early Neo Geo arcade and console play.
Open archive entryNES · 1990
A playful Konami shooter that recycles familiar Konami characters and mechanics with an intentionally silly twist.
Open archive entrySNES · 1990
A planetary life simulation where you shape continents, tune the atmosphere, and guide life from single cells toward civilization.
Open archive entrySNES · 1990
A frantic twin-stick arena shooter framed as a violent fictional television game show.
Open archive entrySNES · 1990
A cooperative two-player shooter that turns bubble-popping into a rhythm of aiming and timing.
Open archive entryNES · 1990
A major 1990 NES platformer from Nintendo that added a world map and new power-ups to the Super Mario Bros. formula.
Open archive entrySNES · 1990
The SNES launch title that brought Mario to the 16-bit era and introduced Yoshi.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1990
SNK's 1990 Neo Geo golf game pairs top-down play with a voiced caddy across three match modes.
Open archive entryNES · 1991
A fast, arcade-flavored baseball game from Jaleco that closes out the original NES Bases Loaded run.
Open archive entryNES · 1991
A 1991 NES side-scroller that collects three separate Old Testament platforming adventures in one cartridge.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1991
A straightforward 1991 Neo Geo brawler where two American police detectives and a local officer fight their way through a Japanese crime syndicate.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1991
A portable Marvel beat 'em up that brings the Red Skull's world-domination plot to the Game Boy's small screen.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 1991
A Sega Game Gear tactics classic, listed on Wikidata for Nintendo 3DS with an earliest release year of 1991, where you guide Princess Iris to recover four elemental crystals.
Open archive entryNES · 1991
A compact NES action-adventure in which Dizzy escapes an underground cell and searches a cursed castle to wake Daisy from a 100-year sleep.
Open archive entrySNES · 1991
A 1991 horizontal scrolling shooter in which pilots defend Earth from an alien invasion using an evolving weapon system.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1991
A 1991 Game Boy action role-playing game that blends real-time combat with progression elements from the Final Fantasy universe.
Open archive entrySNES · 1991
A story-driven role-playing game following Cecil Harvey and the Crystal Warriors across a world threatened by a floating castle.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1991
A prehistoric run-and-gun platformer starring two cavemen who battle rival tribes to rescue kidnapped girls.
Open archive entrySNES · 1991
Mega Lo Mania is a 1991 Super Nintendo strategy game published by Virgin Interactive.
Open archive entryGB · 1991
A handheld sequel that deepens the Metroid formula with exploration-driven gameplay on the Game Boy.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1991
A two-player beat 'em up set in a future city overrun by mutants, distinguished by its elemental-sphere power-up system.
Open archive entryNES · 1991
A 1991 NES golf game with three full 18-hole courses, multiple play modes, and battery-backed save support.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1991
Popeye 2 is a 1991 Game Boy platformer based on the classic comic-strip sailor.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1991
Sonic the Hedgehog (Sega Genesis, 1991) is the launch-era platformer that built its identity around speed, ring collection, and a spin-attack move.
Open archive entrySNES · 1991
An early SNES tennis title that pairs arcade-style matches with a World Circuit tour across real-world-style tournaments.
Open archive entrySNES · 1991
A top-down adventure that splits its quest between a Light World and a Dark World.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1991
A compact side-scrolling platformer that follows Titus on a journey framed around Marrakech.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1992
A horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up where players pilot Earth-defense fighters against an advancing alien invasion.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1992
A handheld platform game released in 1992 that brings a cartoon-inflected side-scrolling structure to the Game Boy.
Open archive entrySNES · 1992
A 1992 Super Nintendo tennis game designed by David Crane and published by Absolute Entertainment.
Open archive entrySNES · 1992
A classic turn-based RPG that places the party's job system at the center of every battle.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1992
A fast-paced fighting entry on the Neo Geo arcade system.
Open archive entrySNES · 1992
A first-person police shooter built around digitized photos, live-fire tension, and Konami's bundled Justifier light gun.
Open archive entrySNES · 1992
The 1992 Super Nintendo debut that launched Mario Kart's top-down kart racing line with power-ups and Battle Mode.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1992
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Sega Genesis, 1992) is the faster, bigger follow-up that added Tails and leaned into momentum-based platforming across two Acts per zone.
Open archive entrySNES · 1992
A 1992 SNES kart racer whose infrared two-player link and pre-rendered tracks defined the Mario Kart formula.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1992
A single-player handheld platform game in which Bullwinkle J. Moose and Rocky J. Squirrel track down stolen museum treasures. The game moves through compact, character-driven levels built around the animated duo and their rivals.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1992
A fast, low-poly first-person shooter that brought the genre to Atari's Jaguar.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A circus-themed mascot platformer in which a bat uses acrobatic aerial moves and goal-based levels to outwit a former clown.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1993
A 1993 Game Boy platformer set in the Asterix comic world, built for the early handheld era.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A single-player horizontal shoot 'em up from the Darius series, released in 1993 and known in North America as Super Nova.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1993
A Game Boy platformer that puts Scrooge McDuck in a treasure-hunting adventure through a cast of Disney duck characters.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1993
A top-down football game from the Sensible Soccer series that brought editable international squads to the Jaguar.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1993
A 1993 Genesis fighting game known for digitized characters and its finishing-move system.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1993
The Genesis version of Mortal Kombat II brings the expanded second installment to a 16-bit console with a deeper cast and more varied stages.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A turn-based tactical RPG where units advance across hexagonal battlefield maps.
Open archive entryMega Drive · 1993
A tactical RPG sequel that refined the series' turn-based combat and branching campaign structure.
Open archive entrySega CD · 1993
A 1993 Sega CD light gun game built around pre-rendered full-motion video from the Star Wars universe.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1993
A 1993 Sega Genesis hovercraft racer built around fast, head-to-head circuits.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A landmark SNES fighting game with eight playable characters and two-player competition.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A faster, expanded revision of the classic Street Fighter II that makes the final bosses playable.
Open archive entryGEN · 1993
The 1993 Genesis port brings the arcade roster and its signature fighting rules to Sega's 16-bit system.
Open archive entryWii · 1993
A 1993 platform game compilation preserved on an optical disc for the Wii.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A cyberpunk shoot 'em up where you direct small teams through a world run by rival megacorporations.
Open archive entryNES · 1993
A 1993 NES toy-tie-in platformer where players alternate between two crash-test dummies on a rescue mission.
Open archive entryGB · 1993
A self-contained Zelda adventure set on the windswept Koholint Island.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1993
A horizontally scrolling shooter in which Trevor McFur fights through the Crescent Galaxy to defeat the alien entity Odd-it.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1993
A Game Boy title from the official 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics release line, published by U.S. Gold.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1993
A 1993 Genesis side-scroller where a scientist's son, turned into a wolf-human hybrid, fights back through his father's research facility.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1993
The 1993 Neo Geo sequel expands the World Heroes roster and adds a Death Match mode built around environmental hazards and a seesaw lifebar.
Open archive entrySNES · 1993
A first-person, Super Scope-based rail shooter where Mario rides Yoshi through Bowser's invasion of Jewelry Land.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1993
A side-scrolling platform sequel that lets you play as Zeebo or Zeeba with their distinct movesets on the Atari Jaguar.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1994
A vertically scrolling shoot-'em-up that expands the Aero Fighters series with a larger pilot roster and co-op play.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A mid-1990s tennis title that lets you play as or against the real Andre Agassi, with singles, doubles, and a money-stakes Skins mode.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A 1994 Konami tie-in that sends Yakko, Wakko, and Dot through Warner Bros. studio sets to recover scattered script pages.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1994
The 1994 Neo Geo follow-up to Art of Fighting, led by Akira Yamaoka's score and a roster headlined by Robert Garcia.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
A single-player Formula One-style racing title for the Atari Jaguar that ports the 1991 Atari Lynx concept into 3D. It offers several tracks, camera angles, and tuning options for one player.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
A free-roaming Jaguar racer that drops an indestructible car into stylized San Francisco, Old West, and miniature-house arenas for solo time trials, item collecting, and two-player tag.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
Rare's prehistoric platformer pairs Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong with pre-rendered backgrounds on SNES hardware.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
A 1994 Jaguar cartridge that brings the Double Dragon animated series to one-on-one fighting.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
The third Butōden entry pairs a large Dragon Ball cast with the series' signature two-player arcade-style combat.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A subversive SNES RPG set in a small-town America that trades fantasy tropes for mundane, surprisingly heartfelt adventures.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A 1994 Super Nintendo role-playing game known for its large cast, narrative structure, and magic system.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
A first-person mech simulation for the Atari Jaguar, developed by Eclipse Software Design.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
The 1994 Atari Jaguar port of Doom is the first official console version of the landmark first-person shooter.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
Kasumi Ninja is a 1994 Atari Jaguar cartridge in the fighting genre, listed by Wikidata under Atari Games.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
An isometric chase platformer where Kid Klown races a burning fuse while collecting four hidden card symbols.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A 1994 SNES side-scrolling action title in which the five original Power Rangers battle Rita Repulsa’s forces across seven stages.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A side-scrolling platform game where a red squirrel battles a yeti using his tail and collected nuts.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A follow-up to the original Puyo Puyo that refines a chain-based puzzle formula on the Super Nintendo.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1994
A tile-matching arcade puzzle built on Bubble Bobble's characters, where you aim and fire colored bubbles to clear a descending board.
Open archive entryNES · 1994
An unlicensed 1994 NES platform game that pairs the world and level structure of Sega's Sonic the Hedgehog with Mario as the player character, sold primarily in Asia, Russia, and Eastern Europe.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1994
The original Genesis entry that completes the classic Sonic 3 and Knuckles arc while introducing Knuckles the Echidna.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1994
A complete platformer that adds Knuckles the Echidna and expands the original Sonic 3-era levels with new mechanics.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
Sparkster returns in a side-scrolling platformer packed with fast-paced combat and stage variety.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
Samus Aran returns to Zebes in a dense, exploration-driven action-adventure.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1994
A winter sports entry for the Atari Jaguar set on the Val d'Isère slopes.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1994
A grid-based bomb-placement action game that pairs Wario and Bomberman across eight worlds of escalating puzzles and battles.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A 1994 side-scrolling beat 'em up that puts a roster of X-Men characters through multiple levels of comic-book-inspired combat.
Open archive entrySNES · 1994
A side-scrolling beat-em-up/platformer hybrid where five X-Men battle through Genosha against Sentinels, monsters, and Marvel villains.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1995
A vertically scrolling shooter that continues the fast-paced aerial combat of the Aero Fighters series on the Neo Geo.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1995
A Mode 7 kart racer that pits Bentley Bear and other unlockable drivers against computer opponents across four difficulty tiers.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1995
A real-time Lemmings-style puzzle where you shepherd penguins through maze levels while stopping mutant ones from reaching the Doomscale.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1995
A 1995 Game Boy beat-'em-up based on the Batman Forever film.
Open archive entryGenesis · 1995
A 1995 Sega Genesis action-adventure developed by Sega-AM2 that brings 3D polygon graphics to the cartridge era.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
A time-traveling role-playing adventure whose Active Time Battle system, expressive cast, and brisk pacing made it an enduring SNES landmark.
Open archive entryPSP · 1995
A psychological horror adventure centered on Jennifer Simpson and the events surrounding a clock tower.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
A challenging Rare-made platformer starring Diddy and Dixie Kong on the SNES.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
Diddy Kong and Dixie Kong take over the series in a packed 2D platformer that doubles down on the first game's style.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1995
A single-player tile-matching puzzler set during the annual Tile Flipping Festival on the fictional Cheese Planet.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1995
A portable platform game that expands the series with new abilities and varied stage design.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1995
Mario's Picross turns the Picross nonogram format into a steady, single-player logic game where players chisel grid cells to reveal hidden Mario-themed pictures.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1995
A compact Game Boy adaptation of the 1982 arcade maze game, built around digging for cherries while evading pursuers.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1995
Pulstar is a 1995 SNK-published, Aicom-developed Neo Geo scrolling shooter with pre-rendered sci-fi visuals and a high-difficulty, precision-focused structure.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
A dark Super Famicom RPG set in post-apocalyptic Tokyo, where recruiting and fusing demons shapes the player's path through an unforgiving end-times conflict.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
A 3D space shooter that neared completion on the SNES in 1995 before Nintendo shelved it in favor of its 64-bit successor.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
A 1995 SNES platformer that puts Yoshi at the center of a colorful, story-driven adventure.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1995
A motorcycle racing title built around supercross terrain on Atari's 64-bit hardware.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1995
A match-three puzzler where rows of colored blocks rise from the bottom and you swap pairs to keep them from reaching the top.
Open archive entrySNES · 1995
Build rides, manage finances, and keep guests happy in this Super Nintendo construction and management simulation.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1995
A side-scrolling adventure that brings the film's toys to life on Game Boy.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1995
Ultra Vortek is a 1995 Atari Jaguar fighting game released on cartridge.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1995
A two-on-two streetball game that brings the high-stakes, loose rules of neighborhood courts to the Jaguar.
Open archive entryPSP · 1996
A real-time strategy classic set in an alternate 1940s where the Soviet Union invades Europe, adapted for handheld play on PSP.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1996
Naughty Dog's one-button 3D platformer that put spin-attacking, barrel-smashing precision at the heart of the PlayStation era.
Open archive entryN64 · 1996
A Japan-only N64 golf title that recreates the Old Course at St Andrews and uses the controller's analogue stick for its swing mechanic.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1996
A sci-fi tag fighter for the Neo Geo that pairs characters with a shared energy gauge in arcade-style battles.
Open archive entryN64 · 1996
A fast-paced Nintendo 64 baseball game that casts the Mario cast in the diamond.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1996
A fast-paced arcade golf title by Nazca for the Neo Geo, built around simple controls, unpredictable wind, and four fictional courses.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1996
A fast 5-a-side arcade football game with a compact pitch and 16 selectable national teams.
Open archive entryN64 · 1996
A first-person shooter port that brings the original Quake's dark, dungeon-like combat to Nintendo 64 cartridge hardware.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1996
A fixed-camera survival horror where inventory, ammunition, and careful room exploration matter as much as avoiding enemies.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1996
A twelve-fighter arcade-style title that brought the Alpha series to the PlayStation with a solid CPU opponent for solo practice.
Open archive entryN64 · 1996
Mario collects stars across Peach's Castle in the N64's flagship 3D platformer.
Open archive entrySNES · 1996
A turn-based adventure that blends classic RPG structure with real-time dodging.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1996
A 1996 PlayStation action-adventure that built its identity around Lara Croft and puzzle-driven exploration.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 1996
A compact fighting game presented on Nintendo 3DS media with SNK publishing credits.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1997
A first-person Jaguar shooter where you pilot an armored aircar through a post-apocalyptic campaign and optional CatBox network matches.
Open archive entrySNES · 1997
A late-SNES block breaker that continues the Arkanoid series with a large single-player campaign and competitive or cooperative two-player modes.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
The first 3D entry in the Bomberman series, trading the classic grid for open arenas and a platforming adventure.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1997
A late Game Boy prequel that introduces Sonia Belmont and recasts the series' earliest confrontation with Dracula.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1997
A single-CD PlayStation title where Alucard mixes action platforming with role-playing progression through Dracula's castle.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1997
Naughty Dog's sequel tightens the original's rail-based platforming around destructible crates, checkpoints, and a faster triple-jump loop.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 1997
A turn-based role-playing game centered on summoning and commanding supernatural beings during a near-future crisis.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
Famista 64 is Namco's Japanese-only baseball title that brought the long-running Family Stadium series to Nintendo 64's 3D era in late 1997.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
The Nintendo 64's first association football title, bringing licensed FIFA action to a cartridge-based sports lineup.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
A 1997 FIFA entry built around qualifying for the France 1998 World Cup across international zones.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1997
A three-disc PlayStation role-playing game that helped define the console's identity in 1997.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
A Bond-film adaptation that brought cinematic set pieces and four-player local split-screen action to the Nintendo 64.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1997
The first Grand Theft Auto is a top-down open-world crime game set across three cities on the PlayStation.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1997
A competitive balloon-matching puzzle that adds a third button and board-game adventure mode to the Neo Geo formula.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
The fourth entry in the Mario Kart series brought the franchise to the Nintendo 64 and expanded its local multiplayer to four players.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1997
A coin-stacking puzzle game where players merge coins of matching denominations to clear the board before it overflows.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
A gothic survival-horror beat-em-up set in 1834 London, where players fight waves of mutated creatures with combo attacks and found items.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1997
A 1997 PlayStation port that brought the third Street Fighter entry to the console with a 19-character roster.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1997
The fourth mainline KOF title, where teams of three battle across two distinct playing styles and a large, cross-franchise roster.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1997
A Neo Geo fighting game from SNK that emphasizes fluid, story-driven sword duels over pure arcade button-mashing.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1997
Lara Croft travels to Italy, Peru, and China in this expanded sequel to the original Tomb Raider.
Open archive entryN64 · 1997
A Cretaceous-era first-person shooter that established a signature third-party action title for the Nintendo 64.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1997
A 1997 Formula One–style arcade racer for the Atari Jaguar that pairs track variety with pre-race car setup.
Open archive entryJaguar · 1997
A late-era Jaguar space shooter that puts you in the cockpit of a fighter and a cruiser while defending Earth from an alien armada.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A Japanese-only N64 board game built around property buying, hotel construction, and stock-market events.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
Banjo and Kazooie explore nine open worlds, gathering notes and Jiggies to unlock new areas and confront Gruntilda.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A 1998 Nintendo 64 action-adventure in which a time-traveling soldier battles recurring alien invasions across five historical regions.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A licensed ten-pin simulation that brings Brunswick lane conditions, real bowlers, and up to six-player local play to the Nintendo 64.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A short, single-player N64 platformer built around one tactile mechanic: a chameleon's long, steerable tongue.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1998
The third mainline entry in the Crash Bandicoot series, developed by Naughty Dog for the original PlayStation.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A tight 2D platformer built around Diddy Kong's speed and the Diddy Kong Racing minigame mode.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
F-Zero X carries the franchise into three-dimensional space with fast, precise anti-gravity racing on the Nintendo 64.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A college basketball game on N64 built around licensed NCAA teams and tournament formats.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A 1998 virtual casino that puts ten table games and slot machines on the Nintendo 64, developed by Westwood Studios and published by Electronic Arts.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A Japanese N64 photogenic puzzle where Mario helps solve visual challenges tied to picture recognition.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1998
Kojima's stealth action debut on the original PlayStation, built around tense infiltration and cinematic set pieces.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1998
A two-player run and gun sequel that expands the original's tank-centric action with more stages, weapons, and unlockable characters.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1998
A World Cup '98-themed football game in which national teams replay the qualifying and group matches that actually led to the tournament.
Open archive entryGB · 1998
A first-generation Game Boy RPG whose starter line differs from the Red and Green releases.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1998
A turn-based role-playing game for the Game Boy where players explore the Kanto region, catch and train creatures called Pokémon, and battle rival trainers.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 1998
A Game Boy role-playing game that brings the animated series closer to the gameplay with a Pikachu-focused opening.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1998
A late-90s Fatal Fury entry that returns to the original Real Bout lane system while introducing two new fighters to a familiar roster.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1998
A dual-scenario survival horror game set in Raccoon City, playable from the perspectives of Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
A rail shooter that puts you in the cockpit of Fox McCloud's Arwing to defend the Lylat system from Andross.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1998
A single-player spacefaring role-playing game that blends real-time action battles with a branching party of companions.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 1998
A team-based '90s fighting game that gathers characters from several previous King of Fighters releases into one extended roster.
Open archive entryN64 · 1998
The 1998 Nintendo 64 action-adventure that moved Link between a childhood chapter and an adult chapter to save Hyrule.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A 1999 Nintendo 64 bass fishing title built around tournament lakes, TV-style presentation, and two-player casting.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A post-apocalyptic tank combat sequel where players pick a gang and blow up landmarks across a ruined America and Europe.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A 1999 N64 port of Atari Games' arcade racer, offering straightforward point-to-point racing across stylized California settings.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1999
A parallel-world adventure that pairs its cast with mirrored counterparts from a dimension across time.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
Dixie and Diddy take center stage in a side-scrolling platformer that adds mid-air mobility to the series.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A Sesame Street letter-recognition game for the N64 that sends Elmo through three themed worlds to find letters and spell short words.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A Nintendo 64 fighting game built around point-based matches where landing strikes on body targets determines the winner rather than a simple health bar.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1999
Final Fantasy VIII is a PlayStation role-playing game whose character growth centers on a junction system instead of traditional spellcasting.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A late-era N64 motocross title built around licensed Supercross riders and jump-focused tracks.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
The first entry in the Mario Party series, built around board-game style minigames and a simple dice-driven turn structure.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
The Nintendo 64 sequel to Mario Party doubles down on board-style competition and chaotic mini-games.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A 1999 Nintendo 64 sports title that brings several Mario franchise characters to the tennis court.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
Re-Volt puts players in tiny radio-controlled cars that race through oversized indoor spaces with pickups that disrupt rivals.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1999
A tight survival-horror run through Raccoon City where a stalking monster forces constant movement and limited resources.
Open archive entryDC · 1999
A sprawling open-world detective story built around a young man searching for his father's killer.
Open archive entryDreamcast · 1999
A multi-character platformer that helped define the Dreamcast's early identity in North America.
Open archive entryDC · 1999
Namco's spiritual successor to Soul Edge brought its large cast and tournament-style combat to the Dreamcast in 1999.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A 1999 N64 kart racer that adapts the irreverent tone of the South Park animated series into a fast, cartoonish racing experience.
Open archive entryPSP · 1999
A classic Spyro platformer entry carrying an early 1999 date in its Wikidata record.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A 1999 N64 action-adventure released alongside the film, letting players step into the shoes of Qui-Gon Jinn, Anakin Skywalker, and other characters from the story.
Open archive entryN64 · 1999
A 1999 N64 cartridge that gathered Nintendo characters from Mario, Zelda, Star Fox, and other series into one open-boundary knockout brawler.
Open archive entryPS1 · 1999
Tomb Raider III expands Lara Croft's globe-trotting adventures into a freer, open-ended structure that gave players more latitude in how they approached each location.
Open archive entryN64 · 2000
A third-person shooter that brings the plastic-soldier Army Men series to the Nintendo 64 with a campaign set in oversized household environments.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 2000
A 2000 Neo Geo cartridge that pairs Breakout-style star clearing with Pong-like rallies in a two-player paddle arena.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2000
Final Fantasy IX is a 2000 PlayStation 2 role-playing game that builds on the classic turn-based combat and Materia magic of the Final Fantasy series.
Open archive entryJaguar · 2000
A late-era Jaguar action platformer that places a lone special-forces operative against a hostile corporate army.
Open archive entryN64 · 2000
A late-Nintendo 64 board game that turns a full console session into a quick, competitive night of minigames.
Open archive entryN64 · 2000
The first Mario Tennis brings the Mushroom Kingdom cast to the baseline in a fast, accessible tennis simulation.
Open archive entryPSP · 2000
A roster-driven crossover fighter from the PlayStation Portable era, cataloged in the archive with its physical UMD packaging.
Open archive entryN64 · 2000
Paper Mario is a 2000 N64 title that pairs the character's familiar face with a turn-based, story-driven structure.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2000
A story-driven survival horror sequel following the Redfield siblings across North America.
Open archive entryN64 · 2000
A Japanese roguelike sequel set in the same wilderness as its predecessor, released on the Nintendo 64 in 2000.
Open archive entryJaguar · 2000
A late Jaguar release that shipped only after the console became an open platform.
Open archive entryPS1 · 2000
A score-driven skateboarding sequel that adds manuals, custom skaters, park creation, and denser two-minute career challenges.
Open archive entryPS1 · 2000
A dark, dungeon-focused PlayStation RPG where a lone duellist fights her way out of a sealed tower.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2001
A fully voiced, single-player RPG that carried Final Fantasy into the turn-based era of the PS2.
Open archive entryXbox · 2001
The launch-defining Xbox shooter that paired the Master Chief's campaign with the first-party multiplayer that outlived it.
Open archive entryXbox · 2001
The Xbox launch title that introduced players to the Master Chief and the fight for the ring world known as Halo.
Open archive entryGBA · 2001
A portable Mario Kart entry that brought multiplayer kart racing to the Game Boy Advance.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2001
A stealth infiltration game where the player controls Raiden in a dual-protagonist story told through distinct chapters.
Open archive entryWii · 2001
A courtroom visual novel where players cross-examine witnesses and present evidence to defend their clients.
Open archive entryDC · 2001
The Dreamcast sequel follows Ryo Hazuki as his search for his father's killer continues.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2001
A quiet, unsettling survival-horror story set in a fog-bound town, cataloged here from the PS3 edition's metadata.
Open archive entryDC · 2001
A character-driven action sequel that expands Sonic Adventure with multiple playable perspectives.
Open archive entryGame Boy · 2001
A 2001 THQ professional wrestling title that lets players work through a season of WWF matches on a handheld system.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2002
A 2002 arcade racer from Criterion Games that made crashing as entertaining as winning.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2002
A foundational MMORPG that brought persistent shared worlds to the living room on DVD.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2002
A 1980s-styled open-world city where the player controls Tommy Vercetti through a branching narrative.
Open archive entryN64 · 2002
A fourth entry in the Mario Party board game series that kept the core dice-and-destination loop intact while adding new characters and boards.
Open archive entryGameCube · 2002
A first-person reimagining of Samus Aran's exploration-driven series on the GameCube.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2002
The 2002 PlayStation 2 debut of Insomniac Games' Lombax-hero 3D platformer, built around a modular Bolt Gun and a tight action-platforming loop.
Open archive entryWii · 2002
A prequel survival horror title that follows two survivors as they escape a trainyard overrun by creatures before the events of the first Resident Evil.
Open archive entryDC · 2002
A late-era Dreamcast RPG from Game Arts that expands the Shining franchise with a story of magic, prophecy, and the fate of an entire world.
Open archive entryXbox · 2002
A 2002 Xbox entry in the Soul Calibur series that expands the cast and builds on the franchise's weapon-based fighting system.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2002
A 2002 PlayStation 2 action-adventure that opens the prequel era with an explorable take on the film's Naboo setting.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 2002
The King of Fighters 2002 returns to a straightforward 3-on-3 team battle format and gathers a large roster of SNK fighters on the Neo Geo home system.
Open archive entryGC · 2003
A two-player kart racer where teammates swap characters mid-race for combined abilities.
Open archive entryPSP · 2003
A tuner-car street racer built around nighttime circuits, car customization, and rival-based progression on the PSP.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 2003
A prequel to the original Samurai Shodown released near the end of the Neo Geo era.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 2003
A one-on-one crossover fighting game that pits SNK and Capcom characters against each other on the Neo Geo.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
The first mainline Burnout entry, built around reckless driving and crash-focused racing on the PlayStation 2.
Open archive entryWii · 2004
A one-developer metroidvania about Quote, an amnesiac robot, whose exploration of caverns, islands, and labs drives both a tight action loop and a surprisingly personal story.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
A sprawling open-world adventure where CJ moves through three cities and surrounding rural areas.
Open archive entryXbox · 2004
The 2004 original Xbox release of Bungie's follow-up to Combat Evolved, built around a longer campaign and refined multiplayer.
Open archive entryGC · 2004
The fifth mainline Mario Party entry brings its usual mix of board racing and mini-game chaos to the GameCube era.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
A 1960s Cold War stealth campaign that follows Big Boss through dense jungle and open terrain on PlayStation 2.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2004
A handheld comedy-strategy sequel in which Woody follows a vacationing neighbour across exotic locations to stage increasingly elaborate pranks.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
The third main Ratchet & Clank game adds new weapons and gadgets to the series' signature action-platforming.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
The third PlayStation 2 Ratchet & Clank title, developed by Insomniac Games and published by Sony Computer Entertainment in 2004.
Open archive entryNeo Geo · 2004
Samurai Shodown V Special is a 2004 updated home release of Samurai Shodown V, published by SNK for the Neo Geo.
Open archive entryXbox · 2004
A 2004 Xbox shooter from Pandemic Studios that stages large-scale, vehicle-enabled battles across Star Wars film settings.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
A 2004 team-based shooter from Pandemic Studios that places players in large-scale battles drawn from multiple Star Wars films.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
A 2004 Namco fighting game that pairs two fighters per side in its new Tekken Tag mode.
Open archive entryGBA · 2004
A top-down Zelda that shrinks Link into the world of the Minish.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2004
A first-person open-world RPG set in a gothic version of Seattle, built on the World of Darkness tabletop system.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2005
A Nintendo DS brain-training puzzle that tests memory, logic, and perception through quick classroom-style challenges.
Open archive entryJaguar · 2005
A later Jaguar entry in a line of simple fly-catching frog games, played as quick head-to-head or solo score chases.
Open archive entryPSP · 2005
An Egyptian-themed ball-clearing puzzle from MumboJumbo listed on Wikidata for PlayStation Portable.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2005
A stylus-driven matching game that turns Pokémon icons into a fast, tile-sliding puzzle.
Open archive entryGameCube · 2005
Resident Evil 4 moves the series from static camera rooms to a rural European rescue mission led by Leon Kennedy.
Open archive entryXB · 2005
A turn-based sci-fi RPG where every action in battle shifts the party's turn order.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2005
A touchscreen-assisted platform game where Scooby swaps costumes to collect clues, decipher mysteries, and set traps in a short DS-exclusive run.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2005
Soul Calibur III brings the series' third installment to PS2 with a large roster and refined 3D combat.
Open archive entryXbox · 2005
A 2005 Xbox action-adventure game built around the film's Jedi and Sith conflict.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2005
A Namco action role-playing game associated with the Nintendo 3DS in the import record.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2005
The fifth major Tekken entry brings a new protagonist, Jin Kazama, to the series' deep tournament roster.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2005
A 2005 beat-em-up/platform hybrid that uses the DS touchscreen as a core control mechanic for split-screen VFX powers and puzzle solving.
Open archive entryPSP · 2006
The first Ace Combat entry on the PSP, blending arcade flight combat with a story-driven campaign. The title features a mix of real, fictional, and experimental aircraft. Multiple physical editions were released across regions and reissue lines.
Open archive entryJaguar · 2006
An arena football title released for the Atari Jaguar.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2006
A 2D fighting game that adapts the Bleach anime’s Soul Society storyline for the Nintendo DS.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2006
A World War II first-person shooter that places the player in the 1944 Normandy Breakout.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2006
A DS entry in the Custom Robo series that blends robot customization with tournament-style action role-playing.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2006
A 2006 Nintendo DS role-playing game that blends turn-based battles with the Digimon series' creature-raising traditions.
Open archive entryPS2 · 2006
A sprawling PlayStation 2 role-playing game built on a real-time Gambit-driven battle system and the open world of Ivalice.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2006
A meditative journey through abstract ocean depths, where players guide a simple creature as it grows and adapts to shifting underwater worlds.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2006
A 2006 Petz-series title where you train a young horse through care, grooming, and competition at an equestrian academy.
Open archive entryPSP · 2006
A third-person action game on PSP where you guide a squad through hostile territory to rescue hostages.
Open archive entryWii · 2006
A bundled collection of early Metal Slug run-and-gun titles on a single Wii disc.
Open archive entryWii · 2006
The eleventh entry in Koei's long-running historical strategy series, adapted for Nintendo's Wii.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2006
A Harvest Moon offshoot that pairs farm chores, dating, and town life with real-time dungeon combat on the Nintendo DS.
Open archive entryWii · 2006
A six-episode point-and-click comedy where a dog detective and his rabbit partner investigate strange cases across the seasons of the Freelance Police.
Open archive entryWii · 2006
A light-hearted golf title for the Wii that emphasizes accessible swings and casual competition.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2006
A side-scrolling beat-'em-up that adapts the 2006 film for the Nintendo DS.
Open archive entryX360 · 2006
An open-world action RPG that puts players in an open province of Cyrodiil with a full character build to define.
Open archive entryGC · 2006
A shadow-soaked adventure where Link battles the twilight realm as both human and wolf.
Open archive entryWii · 2006
A standalone Wii release that lets you build a home, raise Sims, and care for their dogs and cats.
Open archive entryWii · 2006
A rapid-fire collection of microgames built around holding and moving the Wii Remote in dozens of different positions.
Open archive entryPSP · 2006
A 2006 handheld entry in the long-running WWE SmackDown vs. Raw franchise, developed by Yuke's and distributed by THQ.
Open archive entryWii · 2007
A Wii release of EA Sports' licensed 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa game.
Open archive entryXbox 360 · 2007
A first-person shooter set in the sunken metropolis of Rapture, where the player wields plasmids and vigors to survive.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2007
A bowling simulation tied to the Brunswick brand, listed for the Nintendo 3DS with a 2007 entry point.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2007
A spin-off Final Fantasy set in the skies of Archadellia, built around real-time battles and summon-driven tactics.
Open archive entryWii · 2007
The third main Guitar Hero release brought the series to Wii with a larger rock catalog, co-op career play, and competitive battles.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2007
A 2007 PlayStation 3 continuation of Half-Life 2 that carries Gordon Freeman from the ruins of City 17 into the White Forest.
Open archive entryX360 · 2007
The third and concluding entry in the original Halo trilogy, developed by Bungie before the studio's transition to Microsoft.
Open archive entryPSP · 2007
Harry returns to Hogwarts for his fifth year in a PSP port of the console action-adventure.
Open archive entryWii · 2007
A Wii-era World War II first-person shooter from the Medal of Honor series that follows paratrooper Sergeant Frank Keegan through a campaign in Italy and Germany.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2007
A 2007 handheld racing title that adapts the ProStreet arcade-style street racing experience to the dual-screen Nintendo DS format.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2007
A 2007 Spider-Man action game built around defeating villains and then teaming up with them in two-player co-op.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2007
A touch-first action-adventure sequel to The Wind Waker built around the Nintendo DS's stylus controls.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2007
A five-title compilation pairing the Half-Life 2 story arc, Portal's physics puzzles, and Team Fortress 2 in a single Blu-ray package.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2007
A dual-screen action RPG that turns the streets of Shibuya into a seven-day survival game.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2007
A DS park-building strategy game that pairs ride construction with live crowd management.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2007
A high-definition PlayStation 3 remaster of the 2007 action-adventure remake that returned Lara Croft to the Scion quest of the original Tomb Raider.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2007
Fortune hunter Nathan Drake races mercenaries across a Pacific island to claim the lost treasure of El Dorado.
Open archive entryWii · 2008
A branching visual novel that weaves multiple perspectives around a single day of crisis in Shibuya.
Open archive entryWii · 2008
A horizontally scrolling shooter where catching falling enemy debris adds parts and firepower to your own craft, backed by an editor for building your own ships and levels.
Open archive entryWii · 2008
A single-player action-adventure set inside the fictional TV show from the Disney film, featuring 25 missions across five countries.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2008
Colour Cross reworks the Picross paint-by-numbers idea by splitting each grid into multiple coloured layers.
Open archive entryPSP · 2008
A mission-driven PSP port of Radical Entertainment's 2008 Crash Bandicoot entry, built around free-roaming exploration of Wumpa Island.
Open archive entryPSP · 2008
A PSP fighting game that brought characters across the Final Fantasy series into one arena during the franchise's 20th-anniversary era.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2008
A 2008 PS3 shooter built around weapons that reshape the battlefield in real time.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2008
An open-world action-adventure set in a modern city where the player follows Niko Bellic through a linear narrative.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2008
A football RPG where recruiting and stylus-controlled duels replace traditional turn-based combat.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2008
An enhanced Nintendo DS remake of the SNES classic that expands the original with new modes, touchscreen minigames, and full-motion video cutscenes.
Open archive entryPSP · 2008
A portable take on the Lego Batman adventure, built around gadget-driven puzzle solving in the Lego DC universe.
Open archive entryWii · 2008
A kart racer built for the Wii's motion controls, with local play for up to four people.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2008
The 2008 PlayStation 3 release that closed the original Metal Gear Solid story.
Open archive entryWii · 2008
A relaxed Wii life simulation in which you serve as a wand-wielding Royal Wandolier helping a sleepy kingdom flourish.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2008
A mystery-driven RPG set in a small town where a parallel world emerges at night.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2008
A 30th-anniversary reboot of the classic arcade shooter with fast waves, color-coded power-ups, and a driving electronic soundtrack.
Open archive entryXbox 360 · 2009
A modern-military first-person shooter that helped define the Xbox 360 era of competitive online play.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2009
A BioWare-led fantasy RPG where a Grey Warden rallies a party against the Blight.
Open archive entryWii · 2009
A 2009 Wii title that follows Goku through the Red Ribbon Army and King Piccolo story arcs in a side-scrolling action format.
Open archive entryX360 · 2009
A squad-based third-person shooter set in the Halo universe, following Orbital Drop Shock Troopers on a covert mission.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2009
The 2009 film tie-in on Nintendo DS casts players as an avatar warrior navigating Pandora's Na'vi territory.
Open archive entryPSP · 2009
LittleBigPlanet brings Sackboy's platforming and level-creation approach to the PlayStation Portable in a 2009 UMD release.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2009
A stripped-back entry in the series that swaps street chaos for closed-circuit track racing and a career built around earning higher car tiers.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2009
A PS3 entry in the Ninja Gaiden series that expanded the series' scope with new story content and cooperative multiplayer.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2009
Resident Evil 5 pairs Chris Redfield with Sheva Alomar in a co-op campaign set across a fictional West African nation.
Open archive entryPSP · 2009
A time-traveling visual novel that follows a radio club in Akihabara after its members stumble onto a device that lets them send messages to the past.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2009
A grindhouse-style on-rails light-gun shooter that reimagines the House of the Dead series with a blood-soaked B-movie tone.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2010
A 2010 third-person action role-playing game where you play a customizable operative in a covert agency, released on PlayStation 3 Blu-ray Disc.
Open archive entryWii · 2010
A complete physical edition of Telltale's five-episode cinematic adventure, following Marty McFly as he hunts for a vanished Doc Brown.
Open archive entryWii · 2010
A light action-adventure built around the team-up premise of the animated series.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2010
A side-scrolling platformer that turns the Ben 10 TV series into a puzzle-heavy alien-form switcher across several world landmarks.
Open archive entryWii · 2010
Retro Studios brings the Donkey Kong Country side-scrolling formula back to the Wii with 3D environments and cooperative play for two players.
Open archive entryPSP · 2010
The first Tenkaichi entry to bring two-versus-two tag combat to the PSP, with a roster of over seventy characters drawn from the Z Kai cast.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2010
Final Fantasy XIII is a single-player PlayStation 3 role-playing game built around its real-time Paradigm Shift battle system.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2010
A spin-off set between the first two God of War games, following Kratos as he seeks to silence the visions that haunt him.
Open archive entryX360 · 2010
A prequel to the original Halo trilogy set on the planet Reach.
Open archive entryNintendo DS · 2010
A touchscreen adventure in which Harry, Ron, and Hermione search for Horcruxes while using spells and stealth to evade Voldemort's forces.
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A soccer strategy game for Nintendo 3DS that blends match control with character development and school life elements.
Open archive entryWii · 2010
A 2010 Wii action-adventure spin-off based on the Marvel film, with separate Iron Man and War Machine playstyles.
Open archive entryPSP · 2010
A prequel following Aqua, Terra, and Ventus through the Kingdom Hearts saga on PSP.
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A WiiWare action-strategy puzzle where you herd small, fast-moving monsters away from invading robots.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2010
An open-world Western where John Marston is pursued by the authorities into a life of redemption.
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A standalone zombie outbreak expansion set in the world of Red Dead Redemption.
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A fast-paced platformer sequel that returned the series to classic run-and-jump roots.
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The sequel follows Starkiller's struggle to define his identity while navigating the aftermath of the original's revelation.
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A PSP UMD release of Key's Clannad spin-off that expands Tomoyo Sakagami's romance with Tomoya Okazaki after high school.
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A tie-in action game set in the TRON world, focusing on grid-based challenges and vehicle combat on the PSP.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2011
AR Games turns the 3DS cameras into an augmented-reality camera toy, placing animated Nintendo characters and play scenes on real-world surfaces through the system's AR cards.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2011
A 2011 stereoscopic racing game on the Nintendo 3DS that brought the Asphalt franchise to Nintendo handheld hardware at the system's launch window.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2011
A PlayStation 3 entry in the Assassin's Creed series released in 2011.
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Batman: Arkham City expands the Arkham Asylum stealth-action formula into a larger, more vertical version of Gotham built around gliding, grappling, and freeform combat.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2011
A mature-rated PS3 puzzle game in which a day job, a relationship, and recurring nightmares unfold through a block-climbing structure.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2011
A punishing action RPG that turned interconnected dark-fantasy design into a defining PS3-era experience.
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A 19th-century Parisian treasure hunt that mixes map riddles, labyrinth exploration, and touch-screen puzzles.
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A fast-paced entry in the Tenkaichi fighting series set in the Dragon Ball Z universe.
Open archive entryWii · 2011
A Wii football title that brings the Inazuma Eleven cast into direct, local multiplayer matches.
Open archive entryPSP · 2011
A portable LEGO reimagining of the Pirates of the Caribbean films, featuring familiar characters and co-op play on the PSP.
Open archive entryWii · 2011
A Nintendo Wii kart racer that brings the series' signature circuits and characters to optical-disc format.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2011
A linear cross-country race from San Francisco to New York, packed with overtaking, weather, and short on-foot quick-time sequences.
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A 2011 PlayStation Portable racing game published by Electronic Arts.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2011
A 3DS edition of the first Skylanders game that uses a small infrared portal to bring physical figures into a Radiant Isles platforming adventure.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2011
Super Mario 3D Land brings the 3DS’s autostereoscopic depth to a familiar Mario platforming formula, blending side-scrolling stages with three-dimensional space.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2011
A handheld companion to the 2011 film, following the reporter, his dog, and Captain Haddock across a treasure-hunt built from Hergé's comics.
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A vast open-world fantasy RPG where every choice reshapes the path ahead.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2011
Nathan Drake and Sully cross the Arabian Peninsula searching for the lost city of Iram of the Pillars.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2012
A spin-off of Assassin's Creed III that follows Aveline de Grandpré through late-18th-century New Orleans.
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The Prepare to Die Edition brings Dark Souls and its Artorias of the Abyss expansion onto a single PS3 disc, making it the most complete physical form of the original release.
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A long-running multiplayer JRPG that launched on Nintendo 3DS in 2012 and continues to be updated by its developers.
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A 2012 licensed 3DS game in which the Madagascar animal troupe travels Europe in disguise as a traveling circus.
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The ninth mainline Mario Party for Wii, where up to four players ride a shared vehicle across each board, collect Mini Stars, and face mid- and end-of-board boss battles together.
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A stereoscopic 3DS entry in the long-running monster truck racing series, focused on stunt-focused off-road racing and vehicle customization.
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A paper-cutout RPG where Mario solves puzzles and battles using a book of stickers.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2012
A crossover visual novel that pairs Layton-style puzzles with Ace Attorney courtroom trials in the mystical city of Labyrinthia.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2012
A handheld entry in the Resident Evil series built around survival horror action on Nintendo 3DS.
Open archive entryPS3 · 2012
A prison transport crash strands a convicted murderer inside Silent Hill, where the town's shifting otherworld forces him to confront the violent choices behind his imprisonment.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2012
A 3DS horror spin-off built around the console's camera, using an enclosed augmented-reality booklet to surface and photograph spirits.
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A 2012 Japanese action-adventure title from Nippon Ichi Software, adapting the Terra Formars manga and anime series onto PlayStation 3.
Open archive entryNintendo 3DS · 2012
A handheld action-adventure tie-in that follows Spider-Man through web-slinging missions and story moments set shortly after the 2012 film.
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