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Nam 1965-1975 Domark 1991 United Kingdom 1943 Name Publisher Distributor Year Dump from 'Nam 1965-1975 Domark 1991 United Kingdom 1943 - The Battle for Midway Go! US Gold 1988 United Kingdom 1st Division Manager Code Masters - 1991 United Kingdom 221B Baker Street Datasoft - 1987 USA 3-D Pool Mirror Image Mirrorsoft 1991 United Kingdom 3-D Pool Microplay Medalist 1989 USA 5 Intelligent Strategy Games Oxford Softworks Ubi Soft 1992 United Kingdom 520STe Discovery Xtra Atari (UK) 1991 United Kingdom 5th Gear Hewson - 1989 United Kingdom 5th Gear 16Bit Pocket Power Prism Leisure 1991 United Kingdom 9 Lives ARC - 1990 United Kingdom A320 Airbus Thalion 1991 Germany Action Fighter SEGA Mindscape 1989 USA Action Service Cobra Soft Infogrames 1988 France Action Service Pocketsoft Infogrames 1989 France Addams Family (The) Ocean Software - 1992 United Kingdom ADS - Advanced Destroyer Simulator Futura Loriciel 1990 France ADS - Advanced Destroyer Simulator Futura US Gold 1990 United Kingdom Advanced Fruit Machine Simulator Code Masters - United Kingdom Advanced Rugby Simulator Code Masters - 1988 United Kingdom Advanced Ski Simulator Code Masters 1989 United Kingdom Advantage Tennis Infogrames 1991 France Adventures of Robin Hood (The) Millennium US Gold 1991 United Kingdom African Raiders Coktel Vision 1989 France After Burner Activision (UK) Mediagenic 1988 United Kingdom Aigle d'Or, le Retour (L') Loriciel - 1991 France Airball Microdeal - 1987 United Kingdom Airborne Ranger MicroProse Software (UK) - 1989 United Kingdom Airstrike USA Spotlight Software - 1990 USA Alcatraz Infogrames 1992 France Alcon Taito - 1987 USA Aliants - The Desperate Battle for Earth StarSoft Development Laboratories 1987 USA Alien Fires 2199 AD Paragon Software Electronic Arts 1987 USA Alien Storm US Gold - 1991 United Kingdom Alien Syndrome ACE Edge 1987 United Kingdom Alien World Hi-Tec Software 1992 United Kingdom All Time Favourites Accolade - 1990 United Kingdom Alpha Max New Dimensions White Panther 1989 ? Altered Beast Activision (UK) Mediagenic 1989 United Kingdom Alternate Reality - The City Datasoft Electronic Arts 1986 USA Amazing Spiderman (The) Empire Software - 1990 Germany Amazing Spiderman (The) Empire Software Titus 1990 France Amazing Spiderman (The) Empire Software - 1990 United Kingdom Amazon Telarium Spinnaker Software 1985 USA American Dreams Infogrames - 1989 France Anarchy Psyclapse Psygnosis 1990 United Kingdom Ange de Cristal (L') Ere Informatique - 1988 France Annalen der Römer PSS - 1987 Germany Another World Delphine Software - 1991 France APB - All Points Bulletin Domark 1989 United Kingdom Archipelagos Logotron - 1989 United Kingdom Arctic Fox Electronic Arts 1986 USA Arena Psygnosis 1986 United Kingdom Arkanoid Taito - 1988 USA Arkanoid II - Revenge of Doh Imagine Ocean Software 1988 United Kingdom Armour-Geddon Psygnosis - 1991 United Kingdom Artificial Dreams 16Bit Pocket Power Prism Leisure 1990 United Kingdom Artura Gremlin Graphics - 1988 United Kingdom Artura 16Bit Pocket Power Prism Leisure 1991 United Kingdom Astaroth Hewson - 1989 United Kingdom Astérix chez Rahazade Coktel Vision - 1987 France Astérix et le Coup du Menhir Coktel Vision - 1989 France Asteroids Deluxe Atari (UK) - 1987 United Kingdom Atari Grand Prix Atari (UK) - 1989 United Kingdom Atomic Robo Kid Activision (UK) Mediagenic 1989 United Kingdom Atomino Psygnosis 1990 Germany Atomix Thalion - 1989 Germany Auf der Suche nach dem Vogel der Zeit Infogrames ? 1989 Germany Aventures de Moktar - Vol. 1 : La Zoubida (Les) Titus - 1991 France Awesome Psygnosis 1991 United Kingdom Axe of Rage Epyx - 1989 USA Axel's Magic Hammer Gremlin Graphics 1989 United Kingdom B-17 Flying Fortress MicroProse Software (UK) - 1993 United Kingdom Baal Psyclapse Psygnosis 1988 United Kingdom Back to the Future II ImageWorks Mirrorsoft 1990 United Kingdom Back to the Future III ImageWorks Mirrorsoft 1991 United Kingdom Backgammon Atari (UK) - 1988 United Kingdom Backlash Novagen Software (UK) - 1987 United Kingdom Bad Cat Go! US Gold 1988 United Kingdom Bad Company Logotron - 1989 United Kingdom Badlands Domark 1990 United Kingdom Balance of Power Mindscape - 1987 USA Ball Game (The) Electronic Zoo 1991 United Kingdom Ballistix Psyclapse Psygnosis 1989 United Kingdom Ballyhoo Infocom Activision 1986 USA Barbarian Psygnosis 1987 United Kingdom Barbarian - The Ultimate Warrior Palace Software 1987 United Kingdom Barbarian II Psygnosis 1991 United Kingdom Barbarian II - The Dungeon of Drax Palace Software - 1988 United Kingdom Bard's Tale (The) Electronic Arts - 1987 USA Bargon Attack Coktel Vision - 1992 France BAT - Bureau of Astral Troubleshooters Ubi Soft 1989 France BAT - Bureau of Astral Troubleshooters Ubi Soft 1989 United Kingdom Batman - The Caped Crusader Ocean Software - 1988 United Kingdom Batman - The Movie Hit Squad (The) Ocean Software 1991 United Kingdom Batman - The Movie Ocean Software 1989 United Kingdom Battle Chess Interplay Electronic Arts 1989 United Kingdom Battle Chess Interplay - 1989 USA Battle Command Ocean Software - 1990 United Kingdom Battle of the Atlantis - The Ocean Lifeline Simulations Canada - 1985 Canada Battle Probe Crysys - 1988 United Kingdom Battlehawks 1942 Lucasfilm Games 1988 USA Battleship Epyx 1988 USA Battleships 16Bit Pocket Power Prism Leisure 1991 United Kingdom Battleships Elite - 1987 United Kingdom Beach Volley Ocean Software - 1991 United Kingdom Beastlord Grandslam Entertainment - 1993 United Kingdom Bermuda Project Mirrorsoft 1987 United Kingdom Better Dead than Alien Electra 1988 United Kingdom Beverly Hills Cop Tynesoft 1990 United Kingdom Beyond the Ice Palace Elite - 1988 United Kingdom Big Nose Code Masters 1993 United Kingdom Billiards Simulator Ere Informatique Infogrames 1991 France Billiards Simulator II Infogrames 1991 France Bio Challenge Delphine Software SFMI 1988 France Bionic Commando Go! US Gold 1987 United Kingdom Bivouac Infogrames 1987 France Black Cauldron (The) Sierra On-Line - 1986 USA Black Sect Lankhor 1993 France Black Tiger US Gold 1990 United Kingdom Blastaball Arcadia Software 1988 USA Blasteroids ImageWorks Mirrorsoft 1988 United Kingdom Blazing Thunder Hi-Tec Software Pal Developments 1991 United Kingdom Blitzkrieg May 1940 Impressions - 1990 United Kingdom Bloodwych ImageWorks Mirrorsoft 1989 United Kingdom Blue Angels - Formation Flight Simulation Accolade - 1989 USA Blue Max - Aces of the Great War Mindscape - 1990 United Kingdom Blues Brothers (The) Titus 1991 United Kingdom BMX Simulator Code Masters 1988 United Kingdom Bob Winner Loriciel 1987 United Kingdom Bobo Infogrames - 1988 United Kingdom Bobo Pocketsoft 1989 France Bobo Infogrames - 1988 France Bolo Application Systems Heidelberg 1987 Germany Bolo Werkstatt Application Systems Heidelberg - 1987 Germany Bombuzal ImageWorks 1988 United Kingdom Bonanza Bros. US Gold 1991 United Kingdom Borodino Atari (UK) - 1988 United Kingdom Boston Bomb Club Silmarils 1991 France Boulder Dash Construction Kit Maxx Out! Epyx 1987 USA Boulder Dash Construction Kit Wicked - 1987 United Kingdom Bounce Out Godax 1988 ? Brataccas Psygnosis 1985 United Kingdom Breach II Omnitrend Software 1989 USA Brides of Dracula Gonzo Games - 1991 United Kingdom Bridge Atari (UK) - 1988 United Kingdom Bridge Tutor Atari (UK) Atari 1990 United Kingdom Bubble Bobble Firebird (UK) British Telecom 1987 United Kingdom Bubble Dizzy Code Masters 1992 United Kingdom Bubble Ghost Accolade - 1988 USA Bubble Ghost Ere Informatique - 1987 France Buffalo Bill's Wild West Rodeo Games Tynesoft 1989 United Kingdom Buggy Boy Elite - 1988 United Kingdom Burger Man Byte Back - 1991 United Kingdom Cabal Ocean Software 1989 United Kingdom Cadaver ImageWorks Mirrorsoft 1990 United Kingdom Caesar Impressions 1993 United Kingdom California Games US Gold - 1989 United Kingdom Cannon Fodder Virgin Games 1993 France Cap'n'Carnage Energize - 1991 United Kingdom Capcom Collection US Gold 1991 United Kingdom Captain Blood Ere Informatique - 1988 United Kingdom Captain Dynamo Code Masters - 1992 United Kingdom Captain Fizz Psyclapse Psygnosis 1988 United Kingdom Captive Mindscape 1990 United Kingdom Carl Lewis Challenge (The) Psygnosis - 1992 United Kingdom Carrier Command Rainbird Mediagenic 1988 USA Carrier Command Rainbird Telecomsoft 1988 United Kingdom Cartoon Capers Mandarin Software 1990 United Kingdom Cartoon Collection Code Masters - 1992 United Kingdom Castle Master Domark 1990 United Kingdom Castle Warrior Delphine Software SFMI 1989 France Castles Interplay 1991 France Catch 23 Martech Electronic Arts 1987 United Kingdom Chambers of Shaolin Grandslam Entertainment 1989 United Kingdom Chamonix Challenge Infogrames 1987 United Kingdom Championship Baseball Activision (USA) Mediagenic 1987 USA Championship Water-Skiing Infogrames - France Championship Wrestling Epyx 1986 USA Chase Mastertronic (UK) 1988 United Kingdom Chase HQ Ocean Software 1989 United Kingdom Château du Monstre (Le) Micro C - France Checkmate Robtek 1987 USA Chess Champion 2175 Oxford Softworks Ubi Soft 1990 France Chess Player 2150 Oxford Softworks 1990 USA Chess Simulator Infogrames 1990 France Chessmaster 2000 (The) Software Toolworks Electronic Arts 1987 USA Chessmaster 2000 (The) Software Toolworks Electronic Arts 1987 United Kingdom Chimera Pyramide - 1988 France Chip's Challenge US Gold - 1990 United Kingdom Chronicles of Omega ARC Atari (UK) 1990 United Kingdom Chrono Quest Psygnosis CSS 1988 USA Chubby Gristle Grandslam Entertainment 1988 United Kingdom Chuck Rock Core Design 1991 United Kingdom Chuckie Egg Pick & Choose 1988 United Kingdom Circus Games
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