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| Game title
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Date of release
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Programmer/Developer
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Publisher
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Notes
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| Acid Drop
|
1992
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Salu Ltd.
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| Action Pak
|
 
|
 
|
Atari
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Contains Breakout, Dodge 'Em, Othello
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| Activision Decathlon, The
|
|
David Crane
|
Activision
|
 
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| Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Mystery
|
|
Mike Sanders, Connie Goldman
|
M-Network
|
Prototype exists
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| Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure Of Tarmin
|
|
|
M-Network
|
Prototype
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| Adventure
|
1979
|
Warren Robinett
|
Atari, Sears
|
 
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| Adventures of Tron
|
1982
|
Hal Finney
|
M-Network, INTV
|
 
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| Airlock
|
1982
|
|
Data Age
|
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| Air Raid
|
|
|
MenAvision
|
Hack of Space Jockey
|
| Air Raiders
|
1982
|
Larry Zwick
|
M-Network, INTV
|
|
| Air-Sea Battle
|
1977
|
Larry Kaplan
|
Atari
|
aka Target Fun
|
| Air Wolf
|
|
|
Unknown
|
Sold in Zellers
|
| Alien
|
1982
|
Doug Neubauer
|
20th Century Fox
|
Also sold on Xante programmable cartridges
|
| Alligator People
|
 
|
 
|
20th Century Fox
|
Prototype exists
|
| Alpha Beam with Ernie
|
1983
|
Michael Callahan, Preston Stuart
|
Atari
|
|
| Amidar
|
1982
|
Ed Temple
|
Parker Brothers
|
|
| Anteater
|
 
|
Steve Tatsumi, Joe King, Patricia Lewis Du Long
|
M Network
|
Prototype exists
|
| Aquaventure
|
1983
|
|
Atari
|
Prototype exists, included in Atari Flashback 2
|
| Arcade Golf
|
|
Atari
|
Sears
|
aka Miniature Golf
|
| Arcade Pinball
|
|
Bob Smith
|
Sears
|
aka Video Pinball
|
| Armor Ambush
|
1982
|
Hal Finney
|
M-Network, INTV
|
Adapts Armor Battle from Intellivision
|
| Artillery Duel
|
1983
|
John Perkins
|
Xonox
|
Exists as a separate cartridge, and on double-ended cartridges with Chuck Norris Superkicks, Ghost Manor, or Spike's Peak
|
| Assault
|
1983
|
|
(Bomb)
|
|
| Asterix
|
1983
|
Steve Woita
|
Atari
|
Modified from A-Team, sold only in Europe
|
| Asteroids
|
1981
|
Brad Stewart
|
Atari, Sears
|
|
| Astroblast
|
1982
|
Hal Finney
|
M-Network, INTV - 1982
|
Adapts Astrosmash for Intellivision
|
| Astro War
|
|
|
Unknown
|
Sold in Zellers
|
| Atari Video Cube
|
1982
|
|
Atari
|
aka Rubik's Cube
|
| Atlantis
|
1982
|
Dennis Koble
|
Imagic, Activision
|
|
| Atlantis II
|
1982
|
|
Imagic
|
Contest version of Atlantis, sent to players to determine the overall winner of an Atlantis high-score contest.
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