"300"

Pinball - Released - 1975

"300" (the exact machine name includes the quotation marks) is a pinball machine designed by Ed Krynski and produced by Gottlieb with a bowling theme. The title is a reference to a perfect game in the sport, in which a bowler scores 300 points. A two-player version of this four-player game was released as Top Score.

"History in the Making": The First Three Years

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1988

A celebration of U.S. Gold's first three years in the business, History in the Making was a lavish package of 15 games and included a number of early hits that encapsulated the early ethos of U.S. Gold (to import the best titles from the U.S.A.) and some of their latter arcade conversions. The inclusion of Spy Hunter was, at the time, an exclusive - the game having never been officially released on the CPC before. The included games are: * Leaderboard * Impossible Mission * Super Cycle * Bruce Lee * Beach-Head * Beach-Head II * Raid!!! * Spy Hunter * Infiltrator * Gauntlet * Road Runner * World Games * The Goonies * Kung-Fu Master * Express Raider

"History in the Making": The First Three Years

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1988

History in the Making is a collection of fifteen games from U.S. Gold's catalog of American imports: - Beach-Head - Beach-Head II: The Dictator Strikes Back - Bruce Lee - Express Raider - Gauntlet - The Goonies - Impossible Mission - Infiltrator - Kung-Fu Master - Leaderboard - Raid Over Moscow - Road Runner - Spy Hunter - Super Cycle - World Games

#IDARB

Windows - Released - January 30, 2015

Built with the input of thousands of crazed internet gamers, #IDARB is a chaotic, 8-player, eSport jumping future arena ball game, complete with wild half time competitions, unlockable recipes, and disruptive “hashbombs” which dynamically change the game itself via Twitch and Twitter! Prepare to battle everything from Moustache Cops to Breakfast, in this highly customizable, fast action game inspired by 8-bit sports and arcade classics!

#IDARB

Microsoft Xbox One - Released - February 1, 2015

#IDARB is a multiplayer arena ball game set in a 2D platform environment in which players compete on teams to try to score goals utilizing a ball. It supports up to eight players locally. In addition to the base game, players can customize their characters, and create victory songs and team logos via in-game tools. Food recipes can be unlocked by completing achievements, participate in betting on AI games in the Fantasy Gambling mode, and completing a single player mode with a comedic storyline. A distinct feature of the game, referenced through the hashtag in the title, is the hash bomb, which allows observers to influence in-game events via messages from a user-designated Twitch channel or sent to the Twitter account @idarbwire followed by a four digit unique game identifier. Hash bombs consist of a "#" followed by a word (i.e., a hashtag). The list of supported words has not been released by the developer, leading to much experimentation. After an initial prototype of a red box in a platform environment, the game's content was largely crowd sourced through Twitter messages. The game's name is short for I Drew A Red Box.

$wag

BBC Microcomputer System - Released - 1983

Swag is a 1 or 2 player video game developed by Dave Herbert and published by Micro Power for the BBC Microcomputer in 1983. You are out to steal £250,000 in diamonds before your rival. You accomplish this by collecting the heaps of diamonds which appear on the screen, and taking them to the cache in your house. Unfortunately, the other robber is not your only problem. There are several killer droids, employed by one of the insurance companies, who try to apprehend bandits such as yourself and recover the swag. There are two types of the droids Henrys and Percys. One type will try to catch you; the other your opponent. You can "convert" one which is following you by shooting it. You can also shoot the other player's man, and if caught by a droid or shot you will drop your swag and be returned to your house. Naturally, you will soon use up all the ammunition in your gun, but you can get more by depositing gold in the bank. The other way to convert droids is to move onto a "DH", which changes all Henrys to Percys, and vice versa. Moving onto a Smiley has the effect of sending your opponent back to his house. If you shoot a police car, it will follow you around the screen, which gives points to the other player, though you can stop this by drinking a can of beer (the sort which refreshes the parts other beers can't) and shooting them again.

$wag

Acorn Electron - Released - February 1, 1985

You are out to steal £250,000 in diamonds before your rival. You accomplish this by collecting the heaps of diamonds which appear on the screen, and taking them to the cache in your house. Unfortunately the other robber is not your only problem. There are several killer droids, employed by one of the insurance companies, to try to apprehend bandits such as yourself and recover the swag. There are two types of droids, Henrys and Percys. One type will try to catch you, the other your opponent. You can "convert" one which is following you by shooting it. You can also shoot the other player's man, and if caught by a droid or shot, you will drop your swag and be returned to your house. Naturally you will soon use up all the ammunition in your gun, but you can get more by depositing gold in the bank. The other way to convert droids is to move onto a DH, which changes all Henrys to Percys, and vice versa. Moving onto a Smiley has the effect of sending your opponent back to his house. If you shoot a police car it will follow you around the screen, which gives points to the other player, though you can stop this by drinking a car of beer (the sort which refreshed the parts other beers can't) and shooting them again.

...Ready ...Aim ...Fire!

Pinball - Released - 1983

Ready...Aim...Fire! is a pinball machine from November 1983, manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Co.

.Dog

Nintendo Switch - Released - November 6, 2021

Dog Dog Dog! This is the dog game in which you must jump onto all your foes in order to move to the next level. The game is super fun and rated for all ages.

.hack//frägment

Sony Playstation 2 - Released - November 23, 2005

.hack//frägment is a multiplayer online game based on the fictional MMORPG, The World. It was released only in Japan on November 23, 2005 and online service ended on January 18, 2007, after being extended two months because of its popularity. Famitsu Weekly gave .hack//frägment a cumulative score of 29 out of 40 over four reviews, much like its reviews of the main series. Designer Hiroshi Matsuyama described the game as a way to see how players would react to online play. The game uses the same game engine as the .hack video game series and thus, its gameplay is identical, with the exception of online mode. Players explore areas and fight monsters in real time. A major difference is that during online play, the action does not pause when the menu is opened. Players may still use the skill "Data Drain" to weaken monsters and collect rare items. The user interface and control scheme are otherwise unchanged. Players may create their characters based on a number of preset body shapes and color schemes and may choose a class (such as Wavemaster or Twin Blade) and character name. In online mode, players may enter a lobby and search for a maximum of two other players to join them on an adventure. The game includes an expanded communication interface that allows players to chat, send e-mail, post to an in-game Bulletin Board System, and receive server news updates. It is possible to establish ad-hoc chat rooms separate from the public-access ones. Guilds are permanent, exclusive chat rooms for members. In offline mode, players may level up, obtain items, and learn new skills as one of their online mode characters without the need for an Internet connection. Players may invite characters from the .hack games, .hack//Sign, and .hack//Legend of the Twilight into their party. The "story mode" of .hack//frägment is identical to that of the .hack games, with the player's created character replacing Kite. While offline, players may use a PC utility called "HackServer" to create areas and dungeons and release them online. The creators of the most popular areas are given the ability to add strong monsters for players to defeat.

.hack//G.U. Last Recode

Sony Playstation 4 - Released - November 3, 2017

Log back into the .hack//G.U. trilogy and return to “The World,” as Haseo tracks down Tri-Edge in .hack//G.U. Last Recode, now with enhanced graphics, improved gameplay, and brand new modes! This collection includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption, as well as an all new exclusive 4th Volume, Reconnection, all fully restored and remastered for PS4. Immerse yourself in “The World,” a MMORPG, and find out what is real and what is reality in .hack//G.U. Set in 2017, years after the events of the first .hack series, "The World" has now been rebuilt. Follow Haseo as logs into “The World” and hunts PKs (Player Killers), in order to gain strength and track down Tri-Edge, a strong PK who attacked his friend, Shino, in the game and put her into a coma in real life. Relive the drama and epic battles in 1080p and 60fps, and improved battle balance and pacing for the definitive .hack//G.U. experience.

.hack//G.U. Last Recode

Nintendo Switch - Released - March 11, 2022

Log back into the .hack//G.U., an exciting action RPG that is now on the Nintendo Switch™! This collection includes all 4 .hack//G.U. titles (Rebirth, Reminisce, Redemption, and Reconnection) in one single integrated experience. Immerse yourself in “The World”, a VRMMORPG filled with monsters, magic, and chaos. Follow Haseo as he hunts down a legendary Player Killer (PK) named “Tri-Edge” who PKed his friend Shino and sent her into a coma in real life. Journey to the mysterious online world of .hack and experience an RPG like never before!

.hack//G.U. Last Recode

Windows - Released - November 3, 2017

.hack//G.U. is back! This collection includes all 3 original .hack//G.U. titles, Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption, all fully restored and remastered. As well as an all new 4th Volume: .hack//G.U. Reconnection.

.hack//Infection: Part 1

Sony Playstation 2 - Released - June 20, 2002

You're in their WORLD now! Who is Aura? What is the Book of Twilight? Why did your friend, Orca, fall into a mysterious coma? As the outlaw player, Kite, you're on a mission of truth. Take a journey into a virtual world where anything is possible, and nothing is as it appears. Fight your way through contaminated levels of cyberspace as you take on and eliminate enemies, and unlock codes that will allow you to gate travel to even more environments - all in a desperate attempt to discover who or what's behind The World. Embark on an epic journey to unlock the truth lurking behind The World. .hack ranks among the top 9 RPGs for 2003! "... .hack is light-years ahead of most cliché-riddled RPGs." -- Official PlayStation Magazine "You thought EverQuest was adictive?" -- GamePro Magazine "... .hack reeks of mystery and conspiracy." -- Extended Play Simulated MMORPG: no Internet connection required! Dual Voiceover: choose either English or Japanese for a totally immersive experience Multiple Quests with detailed environments that transform in real time Combine Keywords to generate customized fields From the creators of GHOST IN THE SHELL and EVANGELION! Includes a separate DVD containing an exclusive 45 minute original Anime movie! Watch it and uncover clues to solve the mystery of .hack.

.hack//Link

Sony PSP - Released - March 4, 2010

The first game in the .hack series for PSP (and the planned final game for the franchise), .hack//LINK logs player into a new version of its virtual landscape called The World R:X (the "R" stands for "Revision"). Set 10 years after the last .Hack, players take control of Tokio Kuryu, a second year junior-high student. Presented through manga-style visuals, the game's story promises to clear up the mysteries from past entries. Over 100 characters from past .hack games, anime, manga, and books will make an appearance. Gameplay promises to retain the basics of past titles, with players facing off in battle against enemies as they explore dungeons. The difference here is that you move around in a party of two, with the CPU-controlling the other character. The game will include 33 such CPU-controlled characters. For the PSP game, the battle system has been changed to a more action-heavy combat system.

@-Man

BBC Microcomputer System - Homebrew - 2020

@-Man is a Pac-Man clone that uses symbols from the keyboard rather than actual graphics. It was developed by 0xC0DE and written in ten lines of BASIC for the 2020 BASIC 10 Liner Contest.

[ R.U.M.A ]

Windows - Released - November 5, 2016

Welcome to Random Unstable Matter Acquisition, [R.U.M.A], where YOU have been selected to pioneer our latest technology in deep space resource collection. Of course, you won't be alone, your trusty [R.U.M.A.D] will be on hand to help see you through. Oh, and one last tip, don't forget to not breath!

¡Genial!

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1990

Genial is a Spanish compilation of four games for the ZX Spectrum: • Out Run • ThunderBlade • Vigilante • Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

¡Mucha Lucha! Mascaritas of the Lost Code

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - November 18, 2003

Mucha Lucha, the over-the-top comedy TV adventure series that revolves around Lucha Libre (Mexican professional wrestling) on the Kids WB, comes to the Game Boy Advance. Wrestle your was a Rikochet, Buena Girl and the Flea through this wacky adventure in the quest to recover the all-important Code of Masked Wrestling!

+K

MS-DOS - Homebrew - 1996

Spanish origin platformer advertising, designed to promote the brand among consumers gum Cheiw. + K - is the name of the protagonist, a teenager with no expression on his face disfigured by intellect and constantly chewing the cud most. His love for such a dubious product once in handy when the Earth invaded by aliens who have discovered the lethal intolerance to cud Cheiw. This + K has gained the ability to resist the alien aggressors, because for this he just need to inflate the bubble more.

0 Degrees

Nintendo Switch - Released - May 19, 2021

Warp your way through a wintry platforming adventure! A snow-covered wonderland of platforming action awaits in 0 Degrees, a chill puzzle experience for players of any age or skill level! Take control of a bundled-up pixel art climber as they make their way across icefields, up frosted peaks, through dark caves and over treacherous pitfalls! Help them survive mysterious hazards and overcome brain-teasing obstacles that span 40 unique levels. The objective is simple, to navigate single-screen challenges from entry to exit, then warp to the next level of escalating complexity. Locate and unlock warp points by activating switches, opening doors and finding special crystals. You’ll even be able to form ice blocks to help you negotiate dangerous gaps or reach high ledges. Stack them on top of one another, knock them over or toss them on top of spikes and switches. And if you get in a tight spot or plummet off a cliff, no worries! You can restart at the beginning of any level you’ve reached, allowing you to try again or go for better times. Features: • Experience a chill adventure through puzzling landscapes. • Run and jump through 40 levels of increasing challenge! • Form ice blocks to navigate terrain or avoid deadly hazards. • Enjoy cute pixel art graphics with a wintry aesthetic!

000 White Dash

Commodore 64 - Homebrew - 2015

000 White Dash is a Boulder Dash clone developed by Thomas "Firefox" Schaub using Peter Liepa's Boulder Dash Construction Kit in 2015.

1 Block Snake

Commodore 64 - Homebrew - 2004

1 Block Sanke public domain snake game written in BASIC using only 1 block of memory iin 2004 by Diego Barzon.

1 Line 3D Mazes

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Homebrew - 2008

1 Line 3D Mazes is an old school pseudo 3D maze game using pseudo vector graphics for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum coded in a single line of BASIC code. It was developed by Einar Saukas, Digital Prawn, and Johnan "Dr . BEEP" Koelman and released into the public domain in 2008. The game consists of three different mazes/modes.

1 Screen Platformer

Windows - Released - March 6, 2019

This is a SHORT, 2D PLATFORMER with TIGHT CONTROLS about exploring a single level to get past a bunch of TRAPS. There is an EASY mode and a HARD mode depending on your skill level.

1 Ton

MS-DOS - Homebrew - 1996

1 Ton is a freeware game where the player controls a weight of one ton. There are multiple people walking over the screen and the goal is simple: crushing as many of them as possible. This is accomplished by hitting the people with the ton.

1,000 Kung-Fu Maniacs

Commodore 64 - Homebrew - 2011

1,000 Kung-Fu Maniacs is a sideways scrolling action game featuring multiple levels of kick-ass Ninja ACTION! Take control of the Master of Awesome on his quest to find a stolen toy robot in the Ninja riddled city of Blapsville. Fight your way through various locations including the Blapsville Ninja Country Club, Lawyer Street in downtown Blapsville, Clown Street - where you will find the dreaded Mime University ('sworn to evil'), McTerror Restaurant (do you want fries with that?), Miller Street (watch out for Ninjas hiding in the shadows) and TV Street (where Pox Studios is located) - and prepare yourself for an epic Boss showdown at the end of the game!

1,000m Zombie Escape!

Nintendo 3DS - Released - March 1, 2017

"A city suddenly overrun by a zombie apocalypse! The rescue helicopter is only 1000m away! Probably!" When Grace left the frat party, the streets were crawling with undead! The rescue helicopter is (probably) only 1000 meters away, but her legs are paralyzed with fear—she must waddle her way to freedom! You've got to time her "elegant pirouettes" and guide her 1000m to safety. Do you have what it takes to master movement in this splay-legged world and bring the host of colorful characters to salvation?

1... 2... 3... KICK IT! Drop That Beat Like an Ugly Baby

Windows - Released - April 2, 2011

Battle your favorite drum 'n' bass track, or relax as you fly through that trance album. "Ugly Baby" takes your MP3 music library and creates floating cities for you to explore. Ten years after the events in Dejobaan's award-winning AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! -- A Reckless Disregard for Gravity, technology has advanced to the point where individuals can create architecture with colossal 3D printers. You've taken to building giant, kilometers-long aerial sculptures inspired by your own music, and are now BASE jumping from them for sport. These jumps are all about style and timing. Buzz those girders, groove along that building, and finish with a twist for extra points, all the while listening to your own soundtrack. Ugly Baby is currently available as a playable pre-release on Steam. Key features: Play different floating worlds built from your MP3 library Execute stunts such as buzzes and grooves. Tweak a city's DNA to warp them and create your own experiences.

1·2·3

Pinball - Released - 1973

The name of this pinball game and its artwork are from a TV show called "Un, Dos, Tres ... Responda Otra Vez" which ran on Television Española from 1972 to 1994.

10 Computer Hits

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1985

10 Computer Hits is the first in what would prove to be a lucrative series of compilations for Beau Jolly. Although published on all of the main 8-bit formats of the time, the content of the compilations varied from machine to machine by virtue of Beau Jolly's policy of picking up cheap licences from publishers who generally didn't have enough material (or funds) of their own to publish a compilation of their own. The compilation was also notable for being one of the first to be advertised on British televison. Games included were: * Chuckie Egg (A 'n' F) * Pinball Wizard (CP Software) * Killer Gorilla (Micropower) * Heroes of Karn (Interceptor) * Special Operations (Lothlorien) * Flight Path 737 (Anirog) * Ghouls (Micropower) * Defend or Die (Alligata) * The Covenant (PSS) * Jack and the Beanstalk (Thor) While most of these were older titles when the compilation was released, The Covenant was still viewed as fairly new (having been released only two months earlier).

10 Computer Hits 3

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1987

10 Computer Hits 3 is the third installment in the popular line of Computer Hits compilations. Settling into a familiar pattern, Beau Jolly have published a range of games from different software houses across different genres. Games included were: * Herbert's Dummy Run (Mikro-Gen) * Hi-Rise (Bubble Bus) * On the Run (Design Design) * The Devil's Crown (Probe) * Wriggler (Romantic Robot) * Dynamite Dan (Mirrorsoft) * Elidon (Orpheus) * Juggernaut (CRL) * Geoff Capes Strongman (Martech) * Cauldron (Palace)

10 Computer Hits 4

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1988

The 10 Computer Hits series rolls on with this, its penultimate release. By this point a number of software houses were releasing their own back catalogue collections making it harder for Beau Jolly to scoop up cheap licences to repackage the games in these packs. With the market becoming more crowded, Beau Jolly felt the need to increase the number of games available on the packs but rather than dilute their brand, they offered two 'free' games, increasing the overall number of titles to 12 for this edition. Games included were: * Bride of Frankenstein (39 Steps) * Spindizzy (Electric Dreams) * Pulsator (Martech Games) * Sacred Armour of Antiriad (Palace Software) * Revolution (Vortex) * Triaxos (39 Steps) * Deactivators (Reaktor) * Uchi Mata (Martech Games) * City Slicker (Hewson Consultants) * Starquake (Bubble Bus Software) * Elektra Glide (English Software) * Dandy (Electric Dreams)

10 Computer Hits: Volume Five

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1989

The final installment in the 10 Computer Hits series of compilations saw Beau Jolly attempt a rebrand with a completely different set of packaging but the same philosophy of repackaging games from other software houses in a single collection - the variety of publishers, however, was much less than it had been in previous editions. Games included were: * Dark Sceptre (Firebird) * Tarzan (Martech) * Catch 23 (Martech) * Mystery of the Nile (Firebird) * Endurance (CRL) * Mega-Apocalypse (Martech) * Ninja Hamster (CRL) * Activator (Cascade) * The Boggit (CRL) * Enlightenment: Druid II (Firebird)

10 Flights of Ballooning

Windows - Released - April 19, 2017

10 Flights of Ballooning is a cornucopia of games based on the Balloon Trip mode in the original Balloon Fight. Relish in discovering the different flavors of games. What ingredients can be added, subtracted, substituted, etc. to the original recipe? What are the resulting dishes? I don't know about you, but I'm hungry. Enjoy! Serious stuff: This was made in a graduate class based on Pippin Barr's 2016 IndieCade East talk, "36 Reasons to Make the Same Game 36 Times." 10 Flights works on PC and Mac OSX. You can use a keyboard, a DualShock 4 controller, or whatever Xbox controller you have (tested with Xbox One and Xbox 360). There's a readme in there with more info, but I strongly suggest you just boot up the game and play and have a good time. The credits are in the secret game. Try to unlock them and see all the people I thanked!

10 Great Games 3

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1989

10 Great Games 3 is the final part of a series of three compilation packs from Gremlin for the Amstrad CPC, this time published under their Star Games label. Games included were: * 10th Frame * Firelord * Ranarama * Fighter Pilot * Leaderboard * Rocco * Survivor * Impossaball * City Slicker * Dragontorc

10 Great Games II

Commodore 64 - Released - 1988

10 Great Games II is a compilation containing the following ten games: • Auf Wiedersehen Monty • Basil the Great Mouse Detective • Bulldog • ConvoyRaider • Death Wish 3 • Jack the Nipper in Coconut Capers • MASK • Re-Bounder • Samurai Trilogy • Thing Bounces Back

10 Juegos I

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1984

Compilation of 10 Spanish games: • Guerra Galactica • Ataque a la Ciudad • Rana, La [Spectrum Cross] • Escudo • Invasion Galactica [Galactic Invasion] • Huevos Alienigenas • Yeni Tragona • Conductor Nocturno • Carrera Mortal • Conductor Novato

10 Mega Games: Volume-One

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1989

Compilation of games made up of: * Hercules: Slayer of the Damned * Blood Brothers * North Star * Blood Valley * Cybernoid * Mask Two * Deflektor * Triaxos * Masters of the Universe * Tour de Force

10 Minute Game

BBC Microcomputer System - Released - 1987

10 Minute Game is a simple "avoid all obstacles" game for the BBC Micro. You are in a car going down the screen, and you must avoid all the rectangular shaped blocks for as long as you can. This game was developed by Huw Woolley and published in Micro User magazine, volume 5, issue 5, in July 1987.

10 Pack

Amstrad CPC - Released - 1990

Compilation of ten games made up of: * Street Fighter * H.A.T.E. * Super Scramble Simulator * Gary Lineker's Hot-Shot! * Butcher Hill * Skate Crazy * Footballer of the Year 2 * Side Arms * Road Runner * Dark Fusion

10 Run 10: An Endless Runner

Commodore 64 - Homebrew - September 2, 2016

This is an endless running game in which you keep running and have to jump over obstacles in order to stay "alive" Was written in BASIC by jim_64 in 2016 as part of a BASIC game competition.

10 Second Ninja X

Sony Playstation 4 - Released - July 19, 2016

10 SECOND NINJA X is a hardcore sidescroller. You're a ninja, there are robots, you've got ten seconds to destroy them all. Get three star ratings, climb leaderboards, discover secrets and stop Captain Greatbeard. 10 SECOND NINJA X is a blisteringly fast, overwhelmingly intense action game. The nefarious Captain Greatbeard has kidnapped you and trapped your forest friends inside of his army of robots like some kind of psychopath. Greatbeard doesn't think you're the fastest ninja who ever lived - he is WRONG. Destroy all of Greatbeard's robots in each level in ten seconds or less. Be fast enough to get the coveted three star rating in each. Fight through 100 levels, explore Greatbeard's airship, discover secrets, climb the leaderboards and show everyone what it means to be THE FASTEST, COOLEST, MOST FOCUS TEST APPROVED HERO EVER.

10 Second Ninja X

Sony Playstation Vita - Released - July 16, 2016

10 Second Ninja X is the sequel to 10 Second Ninja with the same concept. In several small levels the player controls a ninja who has ten seconds to kill all robots. The background story is different. There is no Robot Hitler like in the original game, but now a pirate captain called Greatbeard who has captured all the animals the ninja protects and has turned them into robots. This, along with some other references, is a nod to Doctor Robotnik from the Sonic the Hedgehog series. While ten seconds is the minimum amount of time, players are encouraged to complete levels much quicker. This is to compete against other players on worldwide leaderboards, but also to earn up to three stars needed to unlock new sets of levels. The basic controls remain identical. The ninja can move left or right, (double) jump, attack with a sword and throw up to three shuriken per level. Greatbeard's zeppelin acts as a hub where different sets of levels can be accessed. The game has about 100 levels including the 40 levels of the original 10 Second Ninja remastered for this edition. Levels often have obstacles such as spikes and are meant to be played many times in succession to try different strategies and get faster times.

10 Second Ninja X

Windows - Released - July 16, 2016

10 SECOND NINJA X is a hardcore sidescroller. You're a ninja, there are robots, you've got ten seconds to destroy them all. Get three star ratings, climb leaderboards, discover secrets and stop Captain Greatbeard.

10 Second Run RETURNS

Nintendo Switch - Released - January 25, 2018

Reach the finish line in 10 seconds! The legendary action game, "10 Second Run" is back! The rules (and controls) are simple: "Move Sideways" and "Jump & Dash" to get to the finish line in under 10 seconds! Unlock different types of stick figures as you clear the stages! Run solo or race against others in multiplayer mode! Any time, any where, with anyone, simply run, run, run! You'll be surprised how much excitement is packed in 10 seconds- and how long 10 seconds can be!

10 Super Jogos

Sega Genesis - Released - April 1, 1997

10 Super Jogos is a compilation of ten Sega Mega Drive games. It has thus far only been released in Brazilian and Asian markets. In Asia the compilation is known as Mega Games 10. Games included: • California Games • Columns • Flicky • Golden Axe • Sega Soccer • Sonic the Hedgehog • Super Hang-On • Streets of Rage • Super Monaco GP • The Revenge of Shinobi

10,000 Games

Windows - Released - 2006

The package contains three earlier SelectSoft Publishing and Viva Media releases in one box: - 3333 Games - Best Games Hits Compilation - Puzzle Bonanza XP Championship 10,000 Games contains thousands of different games of many different genres, including puzzles, shooters, action, sports and gambling. This collection contains no freeware or shareware games.

100 Classic Games

Nintendo DS - Released - March 25, 2011

Filled with a variety of puzzle, card, action, and board games, 100 Classic games provides hours of gameplay right at your fingertips. There's something for everyone in 100 Classic Games.

100 Kilometri

Sinclair ZX Spectrum - Released - 1986

A weird idea around bike racing, using 'Trashman' graphics on the first and last part. The keys are: Q-speed up A-speed down P-change leader If you keep the speed around 30 and keep the P key pressed all the way thru the game, you reach the end with no problems. I advise you to use the emulators full speed option. Or be prepared to fall asleep at the wheel... I mean handlebar! I mean keyboard!

1000 Tiny Claws

Sony PSP Minis - Released - October 4, 2011

Your legendary sky-pirate crew may have been responsible for unleashing an apocalyptic curse of giant insects upon the world — and now there’s only 24 hours to save their necks from the hangman’s noose… Despite protestations that ‘dangerously cursed islands’ should REALLY be more clearly sign-posted, First Mate Rana sets out to smash her way through the relentless scuttling horde in a sword-swinging arcade battler set against an epic backdrop of sky-islands and piracy! Can YOU survive against overwhelming odds? Deploy combo attacks and running swipes, blocks and dodges, then use DEVASTATING special moves to turn the tables on the SWARM and send the bugs spiraling into the clouds. Just make sure you keep solid ground beneath your own feet at the same time… Join Rana, Captain Bluebell and Mr Yoho as they deal outsky-pirate justice! Make barely coherent plans! Enjoy celebratory fruit cocktails … and BREAK the curse of 1000 TINY CLAWS!

10000000

Windows - Released - January 15, 2013

10000000: The Dungeon Crawling Matching Game

1001 Blockbusters

Nintendo DS - Released - October 13, 2011

Think you've seen the ultimate brick-breaking game? Think again! Enjoy classic gameplay, amazing 3D graphics and surprising bonuses as you smash through 1001 levels of blockbusting excitement! Use the stylus to catch, bounce and bust balls through complex 3D constructions in 4 eye-popping worlds: Stone Age, Ancient Greece, Candy World and Fantasy Forest. Beat your best score by collecting wild power-ups, including weapons, magnetic paddles, shields and more. But watch out for hidden hazards and booby traps - unless you like extra-small paddles and crazy camera angles! With over a dozen bonuses, 300 kinds of blocks and 1001 incredible 3D levels, 1001 BlockBusters is non-stop, no-holds-barred, action-packed fun!

1001 Spikes

Nintendo 3DS - Released - June 3, 2014

The son of a famous adventurer, Aban Hawkins must avoid an endless gauntlet of devious traps and dastardly hazards while exploring the Ukampa Ruins in South America. Sharp spikes, poison darts, falling blocks and flamethrowers are among the deadly obstacles that Aban will have to overcome in order to reach the Door of Poko-Mum and learn the truth about his missing father. A throwback to the most challenging 8-bit platformers, 1001 Spikes requires intense concentration, constant memorization and flawless timing. You start the game with 1,001 lives, and you may end up losing every last one of them before you make it to the Golden Shrine!

1001 Spikes

Sony Playstation 4 - Released

1001 Spikes is a platform game developed and published by Nicalis. Originally named Aban Hawkins & the 1001 Spikes, the game's objective is to escape a vast terrain and struggle to reach for victory without getting plummeted by spikes and many other disasters. Throughout the multiple travels, the game gets increasingly challenging, especially having to dodge falling stones and much more.

1001 Spikes

Microsoft Xbox One - Released

1001 Spikes is a platform game developed and published by Nicalis. Originally named Aban Hawkins & the 1001 Spikes, the game's objective is to escape a vast terrain and struggle to reach for victory without getting plummeted by spikes and many other disasters. Throughout the multiple travels, the game gets increasingly challenging, especially having to dodge falling stones and much more.

1001 Spikes

Windows - Released - June 3, 2014

Discover the lost treasures of Ukampa in South America as Aban Hawkins searches for his estranged father, world-famous archeaologist, Jim Hawkins. Aban Hawkins races into the frozen tundra of the antarctic, undiscovered temple ruins and the vast caverns of South America in search of his father and the legendary treasure rumored to lie...

1007 Hammers

Nintendo Entertainment System - Homebrew - September 1, 2015

So you've pissed off the Gods... Now what? Your options are limited. You can beg for mercy or try bargaining with the devil. Maybe standing around in a puddle of your own making is more your style. However, while you're mulling over your choices, you may want to watch your step because today, lightning will strike the same place more than once! Your goal is to simply live until the next day. To avoid being smited, move left or right. Nothing else will work. You do happen to have the power to stop time with the Start button. Survive long enough and the gods will become even more furious!

100-in-1 Contra Function 16

Nintendo Entertainment System - Unlicensed - 1991

100-in-1 Contra 16 Function is a Famicom multicart developed by Supervision in 1991. The menu interface features music from Booby Kids. The cart itself contains many repeats, and the last 42 entries on the list allow you to change the starting level and/or number of lives you start with on the selected game. As the title implies, 16 of the menu listings are variations of Contra. Arkanoid and both versions of Tetris have been cut down from 48k to 40k and so some graphics have been removed in these.

101 in 1 Megamix

Sony PSP - Released - September 21, 2010

101-in-1 Megamix is a collection of 101 games offering a healthy serving of adventure, action and puzzle gameplay galore that is fun for all family. Featuring 101 games that take you from the depth of the ocean to the Wild West... From the Stone Age to space racing... 101-in-1 Megamix boasts a unique visual style, a wide variety of unlockable games and prizes, and superb multiplayer action. Come channel surfin’ through 8 different TV stations and play through a series of zany TV shows tailored to all sorts of themes, each packed to the brim with insane adventures and delightful challenges! -Huge gameplay variety with 101 addictive games for the whole family. -Wacky TV show hosts add style to the collection with a unique brand of humor. -Original games that can be enjoyed by all ages. -Multiplayer fun for 2 players.

101 Pinball World

Nintendo DS - Released - January 12, 2012

Get ready for fast-paced pinball action with a twist! Complete special objectives to earn fun bonuses as you shoot your ball through pipes, up ramps and around mind-blowing obstacles. Choose from two game modes: Quick Play and Random, and blast through over 100 fun tables in four exciting worlds filled with eye-popping detail. Be a pinball whizz in “Wizard World”, go on a galactic adventure in “Alien Spaceship”, enjoy a spooky trip through “Halloween” and become a buccaneer in “Pirate's Bay”. Rack up enough points to top the High Scores and you'll be the pinball champ!

101-in-1 Explosive Megamix

Nintendo Wii - Released - September 22, 2011

Welcome to the home of 101 mind-blowing games for all tastes! Whether you like puzzle games, sport games or fast-paced arcade action, you'll definitely find something to suit you here! Jump in - tens of hours of games await you!

101-in-1 Party Megamix

Nintendo Wii - Released - January 11, 2011

The game features three different modes: TV Guide, Zapping, and Marathon. Featuring eight differently-themed channels, TV Guide mode challenges players to beat high scores to unlock more games and earn bonus prizes to decorate their player profiles with. Zapping mode provides instant access to any currently unlocked game. Up to four players can join the party in Marathon mode where everyone plays five randomly selected games in a row and competes for the highest score. Players can take on the one hundred and one challenges alone to access every last game, or make it a family competition, and see who can unlock the most games. Up to four profiles can be saved per console so each player's individual progress is maintained.

101-in-1 Sports Party Megamix

Nintendo Wii - Released - January 13, 2011

Players move the Wii Remote in games such as bowling, motorcross, and racing. Two to four players can compete against each other in a sack race, tennis, and skateboarding. Gamers who set high scores can unlock other games to play.

1040 Terminator

Atari 800 - Released - 1988

1040 Terminator is a collect 'em up game developed by Stephen Stout and published by Antic as a type-in program volume 6, issue 12 of Antic dated April 1988.

10-in-1: Arcade Collection

Nintendo 3DS - Released

Bring back those retro memories! Test your skill in each of the ten games in this classic arcade collection! Ten minigames filled with retro arts, music, sound effects and fun. One hundred levels filled with a host of enemies to destroy. Dozens of collectable items and power-ups are waiting to help you achieve victory. Battle against time and enemies to achieve the highest score in each challenge in this 10 in 1: Arcade Collection. Every minigame has a new 3D approach to the famous classics. Enjoy hours of fun reliving fond memories of your youth and, if you're too young to remember, see what computer games looked like in the old days!

11 Eyes: CrossOver

Microsoft Xbox 360 - Released - April 2, 2009

11eyes CrossOver (イレブンアイズ クロスオーバー Irebunaizu Kurosuouba) is the Xbox360 expansion of the original 11eyes, released on April 2, 2009 and published by 5pb. The game contains the old story with some minor changes such as the new screen resolution and the removal of adult content, as well as a new story that features new characters exclusive for this version. A PSP port of the game was released on January 28, 2010. 11eyes CrossOver was also ported in Traditional Chinese by T-Time for PC.

110-in-1

Nintendo Entertainment System - Unlicensed - 1990

The Supervision 110-in-1 is a multicart containing 93 games made by Supervision in the early 90's.

12 HOURS

Windows - Released - June 7, 2019

The protagonist was in a very nightmarish and realistic lucid dream, he needed to find a way to wake up, avoiding the creepy creature that was chasing him. Find a way to wake up, each time the level is generated randomly.

12 HOURS 2

Windows - Released - August 20, 2019

You got into an unusual dream. The goal of the game is to wake up, going through difficulties, avoiding the vigilant guard of the museum. The artificial intelligence of the enemy is very developed. How far will you go to unravel the secrets of Douglas? What does he hide from prying eyes?

12 Labours of Hercules

Nintendo Switch - Released - March 24, 2019

You assist a hero from Ancient Greece, Hercules. Evil Hades had kidnapped his wife while Hercules was asleep. This wasn't the only problem. The villain has destroyed the roads, so it takes a lot of effort to follow. The Player will have to fix the paths, find & use artefacts, activate switches, and fight beasts. As you move forward, you get a chance to build 4 Wonders on the Map Screen. The game runs in Full HD mode, if available. The Player will enjoy colourful comics, as well as Hercules' surprising tricks. Each of 4 stages has an Action game in the end. ● Each level has something new ● Really challenging achievements ● Action mini-games

12 orbits

Nintendo Switch - Released - April 27, 2018

12 orbits doesn’t require any prior knowledge, preparation time or additional controllers. Your left and right Joy-Con, or even the touch screen alone, are all you need for any number of players. The only limit is how close you’d like to be together. 12 orbits is colorful, friendly, fun, and sometimes a little chaotic. You will score goals, color spheres, defend your territory and try to grow as long as possible in 4 varied game modes. It’s you against all comers, or grouped as teams. With simple rules and only one button per player, 12 orbits can be taught to anyone in no time. You can set up a new game in a matter of seconds, even for 12 players. And since each round only lasts about 5 minutes, there’s always time for another quick match!

128Crush

Commodore 128 - Homebrew

An Arkanoid\Breakout clone, compiled with Abacus Software's BASIC 128 v1.00 and presented in 40 columns. In this version the paddle is on the left side of the screen.

13 Wood St

Windows - Released - October 1, 2021

13 WOOD ST, a night in October: a long road, a dark forest and the house mentioned in the last will, making you the owner of a mysterious property. Welcome to 13 WOOD ST, a story rich horror game! Remastered 2022.

150,000 B.C.

Windows - Released - May 30, 2018

This is a game set in prehistoric age. There is an amazing primitive world, in which you will have to survive.

1500 DS Spirits Vol. 3: Block Kuzushi

Nintendo DS - Released - August 9, 2007

A breakout clone with two playmodes: free play and challenge. In free play, you pick one of the eight characters and set special items to play at your own pace whereas in the challenge mode, different levels of missions are given - clear them to advance in the game.

16 Bit XMAS 2012

Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Homebrew - 2012

There's nothing more emblematic of the Holiday seasons than the cozy feeling you get waking to a fire and conifer brimming under with presents. That feeling of togetherness and warmth and holiday spirit shared while singing songs of the season with friends and family. That feeling you get taking a snowball square in the jaw from your freckle-faced neighbor, Scud Frackus. Payback time! Gather up three of your best friends for the newest Super Nintendo game by RetroZone, Snowball Fight, a four-player blizzard blast!

1602 A.D.

Windows - Released - September 24, 1998

A Whole New World! It is the year 1602 and you find yourself in command of a sailing vessel, navigating the waters of the uncharted island world of Anker. You have aboard your ship no more than an handful of trusty followers and a limited supply of food and building materials. You are here to begin a new life. As you select which island to settle, your future is already sealed, for each one has its own special characteristics. Your goal is to create a whole new world. Explore, construct, settle, trade and defend - that is the challenge that lies before you! ANNO 1602 A.D. takes you into the world of construction strategy games. Build a realistic, living world for yourself according to your own ideas; your chosen strategy will decide the development and destiny of your towns and villages. Prove your diplomatic skills in your dealings with natives, your comrades and pirates too. Start by building up farms, plantations and small workshops to produce, then use your business acumen and begin to generate trade with your fellow players. But beware, for with riches and prosperity also comes envy and anger! Train soldiers and build defensive structures to protect your property and wealth, or perhaps it may be wise to put your negotiation skills to use outside of business? So as you can see, there's plenty to do in the world of ANNO 1602 A.D. - exactly what is for you to decide. ANNO 1602 A.D. includes Anno 1602: Creation of a New World and its expansion Anno 1602: New Islands, New Adventures. - A unique blend of two exciting genres: part empire builder, part real time strategy - Demanding scenarios each with differing difficulty levels - More than 30 different occupation types - More than 90 building types - More than 700 islands with unqiue, differing landscapes

16t

Sega Genesis - Released - 1991

16t is a 1991 action game for the Sega Mega Drive by Sega released exclusively on the Sega Game Toshokan service (and on the various compilations that package such games). You play as a computer programmer who goes into his bugged program to debug it by squishing the bugs with 16-ton weights. Levels are a series of platforms that wrap around both horizontally and vertically. A and C jump and B throws a 16-ton weight. You can only throw a certain number of weights at a time; the number is shown at the bottom of the screen. The level ends when you crush all the enemies. Getting crushed or getting hit once causes you to lose a life.

177

NEC PC-8801 - Released - 1986

177 is the number of the Japanese criminal legislation paragraph that forbids rape. The game, however, does just the opposite: it puts the player in control of a man who must pursue a fleeing young girl and rape her. The game has two gameplay modes. The first is a side-scrolling arcade sequence during which the player has to prevent the girl from reaching her house, and avoid the hazards on the protagonist's way. These include stones, barriers, animals such as dogs and turtles, etc., and can be avoided by destroying or jumping over them. The protagonist runs automatically, but the player can increase or decrease the distance between him and the running girl. In order to make the girl choose the wrong way and fail to find her house, the protagonist throws stones at her (these can also be used to kill animals and destroy obstacles). After the protagonist has caught the girl, the game switches into sex simulation. The player pushes arrow keys in a specific order to correspond with the protagonist's movements. The goal is to sexually satisfy the girl. If the player fails, the protagonist is arrested; if he succeeds, the girl marries the protagonist.

177

Sharp X1 - Released - 1986

177 is the number of the Japanese criminal legislation paragraph that forbids rape. The game, however, does just the opposite: it puts the player in control of a man who must pursue a fleeing young girl and rape her. The game has two gameplay modes. The first is a side-scrolling arcade sequence during which the player has to prevent the girl from reaching her house, and avoid the hazards on the protagonist's way. These include stones, barriers, animals such as dogs and turtles, etc., and can be avoided by destroying or jumping over them. The protagonist runs automatically, but the player can increase or decrease the distance between him and the running girl. In order to make the girl choose the wrong way and fail to find her house, the protagonist throws stones at her (these can also be used to kill animals and destroy obstacles). After the protagonist has caught the girl, the game switches into sex simulation. The player pushes arrow keys in a specific order to correspond with the protagonist's movements. The goal is to sexually satisfy the girl. If the player fails, the protagonist is arrested; if he succeeds, the girl marries the protagonist.

177

NEC PC-9801 - Released - 1986

177 is the number of the Japanese criminal legislation paragraph that forbids rape. The game, however, does just the opposite: it puts the player in control of a man who must pursue a fleeing young girl and rape her. The game has two gameplay modes. The first is a side-scrolling arcade sequence during which the player has to prevent the girl from reaching her house, and avoid the hazards on the protagonist's way. These include stones, barriers, animals such as dogs and turtles, etc., and can be avoided by destroying or jumping over them. The protagonist runs automatically, but the player can increase or decrease the distance between him and the running girl. In order to make the girl choose the wrong way and fail to find her house, the protagonist throws stones at her (these can also be used to kill animals and destroy obstacles). After the protagonist has caught the girl, the game switches into sex simulation. The player pushes arrow keys in a specific order to correspond with the protagonist's movements. The goal is to sexually satisfy the girl. If the player fails, the protagonist is arrested; if he succeeds, the girl marries the protagonist.

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Sega Dreamcast - Released - May 25, 2001

The main purpose of the game is to make it to the finish line with the truck's cargo. Players are given a set amount of time, but can ram into special vans that will add three seconds to the timer. There are several characters to choose from, each with a unique truck and attributes. The game starts out in Key West and players travel across the United States, ending in San Francisco. After Stage 1, the game gives the player a choice of trailer. One trailer is harder to haul, but provides a bigger payoff while the other choice is easier to haul but provides a smaller payoff. Money is deducted from the total when the trailer is hit. Players can sound the truck's horn to make other cars on the road yield and slipstream behind large vehicles to gain a momentary speed boost. In addition to the time limit, players also compete with the "Lizard Tail", a rival trucker. Crossing the finish line before the Lizard Tail yields additional money. In between levels, players can park the truck in a mini game to earn more cash.

18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker

Arcade - Released - July 26, 2000

A truck driving game from Sega. Race another trucker across the country, carrying cargo and trying to beat the clock. The main purpose is to make it to the finish line with your cargo within a given time. Players choose one of several trucks, each rated in speed, handling, etc. They then race from point to point across the country, hauling cargo (more difficult cargo will increase your pay for that leg of the journey) while avoiding innocent traffic (blare the horn to get drivers out of your way) and trying to outrun a reckless computer opponent (or player two in linked matches). Good performances are rewarded with bonus stages that require players to maneuver the truck in tight alleyways and park the truck in a limited amount of time.

190-in-1

Nintendo Entertainment System - Unlicensed - 1992

Despite the multicart's claim, only 42 games are actually included. The menu system is unorthodox, with the first 15 games on the first page leading to the other pages which can be accessed by pressing the Select button. Like some Supervision multicarts, the menu music is taken from Booby Kids. The graphics are taken from the Magic Jewelry hack that's included among the games. Unlike most multicarts where the repeats have random letters added on to the end, this multicart uses alternate names such as Luigi Bros and Zero Wing. (The latter of which is not the Mega Drive game of the same name) The memory is likely all stored in PRG format, as the games take about 3 seconds to load when picked.

1950s Lawn Mower Kids

Nintendo DS - Released - August 31, 2011

Your mission is to mow lawns while avoiding dogs, ducks, cats and people like grumpy old Joe in a beautiful suburban 1950s American setting. Control time and speed with Mr. Mowman's mysterious contraptions and lead the kids Tom, Nancy and Tim out of danger. Avoid mowing down intricate flowerbeds, crashing into well-laid tables and angry animals. The key to success is keeping all three kids moving and to use the abilities of each kid to your advantage. Remember, ill-tempered old Joe will keep an eye out for sloppy children that mow down his flowers!

1992 Gaishi 190-in-1 Hua Mian Xuan Guan

Nintendo Entertainment System - Unlicensed - 1992

1993

MS-DOS - 1993

1993 apparently created for New Year holidays, what the title says and surroundings. We are given 50 attempts, then we can run the key as many times as points scored, and so on, until all attempts are not using. And if the key is caught under an alien, that one point is given if the top - then two. The rate of movement increases with time, and the game becomes more complicated. At the end, we offer the results appear in the table of records.

1993 Shenandoah

Nintendo Switch - Released - July 9, 2020

Space shooters never die Towards the end of the Interstellar Wars, chaos spread and one band of elite mercenaries acted more like pirates and looters than actual soldiers. The leader of this group was the notorious and infamous Colonel Nestor. Without a doubt the biggest prize of their looting was the Shenandoah, a device designed to terraform barren planets. With this device Nestor and his men started to build an army that now poses a great threat to the known star systems. Your mission: Take down Nestor and bring back the Shenandoah.

1994 (Ten Years After)

Commodore 64 - Released - 1983

You are Smiffy, a person locked in the world of George Orwell's "1984." The book's totalitarian-spying concept is updated for the early-eighties, when the game was produced. Instead of humans monitoring other humans through the television screen, everything is controlled by a Central Computer. Smiffy decides to turn the computer off, and your adventure begins. The game is a platform game. In Orwell's book, gigantic buildings dominated the landscape, and whole worlds could be hidden inside them. One of these buildings holds the Central Computer, and the game platforms are the corridors inside the building. You jump over monsters, duck flying objects, and work your way ever upward. Moving through the levels, you work toward the computer. This game came out in 1983-84, when people were looking at Orwell's book, and seeing that his predictions were not perfect. Some felt that he had got his date wrong. This game plays on that idea, by moving the date back another ten years.

1bit Game Collection

Nintendo Game Boy - Homebrew - December 16, 2021

Created by Filipe Bianchin as a test for GBStudio 3's capability's and released on itch.io

1K Atascii Blaster/ Floppy Bird

Atari 800 - Released - 2016

1K Atascii Blaster is so named because it a) is less than 1K of code and b) uses the Atascii ("ATari ASCII") character set. It is a side scrolling shooter where you control a ship with the joystick, and can fire to destroy atascii letters in your way, or dodge them as they scroll to the left. Floppy Bird is similar to the famous Flappy Bird phone game; you control a bird who flies on screens scrolling right to left, and most both keep yourself aloft and dodge the barriers that appear at the top/bottom of the screen.

1k-Mini-Bdash

Commodore 64 - Homebrew - June 1, 2008

1k-mini-bdash is a clone of Boulder Dash, crammed into 1024 bytes. Like in the original, you have to collect diamonds while avoiding falling boulders and deadly fireflies; to exit a level, you have to collect at least a specific amount of diamonds. According to the author, there are, 1024 different levels in the game. It was created by Simon Stelling in 2008 for the Minigame Competition 2008 - 1K Category / 1024 Bytes Game Compo 2nd Edition.

1st Person Pinball

Commodore Amiga - Released - 1989

First Person Pinball is a solid but little-known early pinball game from Tynesoft. Although there is only one table, the game's highlight lies in the ability for up to four players to compete for the high score table, good graphics, and reasonable ball mechanics. Overall, a nice little early pinball title that looks great and plays well, although not in the same league as Macadam Bumper in terms of table design: the First Person Pinball table is quite generic. Great for the sake of completing pinball fans' collection, but doesn't really offer a lot of play value compared to other games.

1st Person Pinball

MS-DOS - Released - 1989

Tynesoft were almost certainly the first people to try a first person pinball game with this ambitious program. Up to four players could join in, including 2 computer players to show you how it's done. The game can be played from a more traditional overhead-view mode, which makes it easier to tell where the bumpers are in relation to the flippers, and is recommended for learning the game. Most of those bumpers are single-colour and arranged in a straightforward pattern. There are three different gameplay speeds and 2 possible levels of ball bounce.

1st Person Pinball

Atari ST - Released - 1989

Tynesoft were almost certainly the first people to try a first person pinball game with this ambitious program. Up to four players could join in, including 2 computer players to show you how it's done. The game can be played from a more traditional overhead-view mode, which makes it easier to tell where the bumpers are in relation to the flippers, and is recommended for learning the game. Most of those bumpers are single-colour and arranged in a straightforward pattern. There are three different gameplay speeds and 2 possible levels of ball bounce.

2 Disney Games: Lilo & Stitch 2 + Peter Pan: Return to Neverland

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - November 11, 2005

This compilation contains two Disney GBA games combined on one cartridge: Disney's Lilo & Stitch 2 Disney's Peter Pan: Return to Never Land

2 Fast 4 Gnomz

Nintendo 3DS - Released - November 1, 2012

In 2 Fast 4 Gnomz, join Bumb, Berzerk, Speedster and Uncle Time as they run, fly, bounce, glide and break their way through the magical lands of Gnomia to reach their mysterious destiny. You can help them save the kingdom, find a princess and collect hundreds of precious lost socks. Run faster than a speeding rabbit! Leap large holes in a single bound! Become more powerful than a raging elephant!

2 Fast 4 Gnomz

Nintendo Wii - Released - April 26, 2012

Four brave gnomes venture on a journey so epic, they don't even know where they're going! Join Bumb, Berzerk, Speedster and Uncle Time as they run, fly, bounce, glide and break their way through the magical lands of Gnomia to reach their mysterious destiny. You can help them save the kingdom, find a princess and collect hundreds of precious lost socks. Run faster than a speeding rabbit! Leap large holes in a single bound! Become more powerful than a raging elephant! Features: * Simple sit-and-play gameplay * Challenging try-and-die difficulty * Dozens of levels in magical land of Gnomia * 4 switchable characters

2 Games in 1 Double Pack: Scooby-Doo / Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed

Nintendo Game Boy Advance - Released - August 21, 2006

This double pack has two GBA games combined on one cartridge: Scooby-Doo Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed