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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Agent X II: The Mad Prof's Back!	Mastertronic (Software Creations)	1987		C64
Aliex	Trojan Software (Software Creations)	1991	Compatible with the Trojan Lightphazer.	Amiga
All-Star Baseball 2003	Acclaim (Software Creations)	2002	This game features all 30 major-league teams and more than 700 players, all with official stadiums, logos, and uniforms. There are six game modes: exhibition, quick play, All-Star Game, series, home-run derby, and batting practice. Official in-game player trading cards (64 in total) can be earned by achieving certain goals, like hitting four homers in one game. You can trade and view these cards via a link cable. Other features include animated scoreboards and a battery save feature.	GBA
Altered Space	Sony Computer Entertainment;Sony Imagesoft;Epic Sony Records (Software Creations)	1991		GB
Baby Blues	Mastertronic;CP Verlag (Software Creations)	1990	First released with the Magnum Light Phaser gun peripheral. Re-released in 1994 by CP Verlag for publishing it via disk magazine "Game On", which included joystick support.	C64
Backgammon	Software Creations	1986		MS-DOS
Barbie Vacation Adventure	Hi Tech Entertainment;Mattel;Software Creations (Software Creations)	1994		SNES
Barbie: Vacation Adventure	Hi-Tech Expressions (Software Creations)	1994	A variety of adventures with Barbie. Oddly enough, the horse and other creatures are not pink or with long manes whereas in toy form they usually would be. [Garrett]	Mega Drive
Batman	Software Creations	?		SNES
Bionic Commando	U.S. Gold;Go! (Software Creations)	1988	Ten years have passed since the devastating war when the enemies secret Zargon missiles destroyed our civilisation. The only hope we have of regaining our home world and rebuilding our lives, lies in the hands of our elite force of Bionic Commandos. With their telescopic limbs, sophisticated weaponry and bionic power, they must infiltrate the enemy bases, destroy the deadly foe and neutralise their doomsday weapons. Your skill and their bionic powers are our only hope.......* [142]* [97]* [85]* [2]* [83]* [21]* [57]* [22]*** [1]	Amiga
Bionic Commando	Go! (Software Creations)	1988	Ten years have passed since the devastating war when the enemies secret Zargon missiles destroyed our civilisation. The only hope we have of regaining our home world and rebuilding our lives, lies in the hands of our elite force of Bionic Commandos. With their telescopic limbs, sophisticated weaponry and bionic power, they must infiltrate the enemy bases, destroy the deadly foe and neutralise their doomsday weapons. Your skill and their bionic powers are our only hope.......* [142]* [13]* [83]* [75]* [17]* [22]* [1]* [47]	Atari ST
Bionic Commando	Go!;U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1988	Ten years have passed since the devastating war when the enemies secret Zargon missiles destroyed our civilisation. The only hope we have of regaining our home world and rebuilding our lives, lies in the hands of our elite force of Bionic Commandos. With their telescopic limbs, sophisticated weaponry and bionic power, they must infiltrate the enemy bases, destroy the deadly foe and neutralise their doomsday weapons. Your skill and their bionic powers are our only hope.......* [157]* [142]* [92]* [49]* [25]* [17]* [47]* [36]*** [36]	Amstrad CPC
Bionic Commando	U.S. G;Go! (Software Creations)	1988	Ten years have passed since the devastating war when the enemies secret Zargon missiles destroyed our civilisation. The only hope we have of regaining our home world and rebuilding our lives, lies in the hands of our elite force of Bionic Commandos. With their telescopic limbs, sophisticated weaponry and bionic power, they must infiltrate the enemy bases, destroy the deadly foe and neutralise their doomsday weapons. Your skill and their bionic powers are our only hope.......* [61]* [142]* [33]* [4]* [2]* [49]* [17]* [57]*Budget version [1]* [1]***There exist two different version of "Bionic Commando". This is the European version.	C64
Bionic Commando	U.S. Gold;Go! (Software Creations)	1988	Ten years have passed since the devastating war when the enemies secret Zargon missiles destroyed our civilisation. The only hope we have of regaining our home world and rebuilding our lives, lies in the hands of our elite force of Bionic Commandos. With their telescopic limbs, sophisticated weaponry and bionic power, they must infiltrate the enemy bases, destroy the deadly foe and neutralise their doomsday weapons. Your skill and their bionic powers are our only hope.......* [147]* [33]* [17]* [4]* [8]* [41]* [6]* [1]	ZX Spectrum
Black Lamp	Firebird (Software Creations)	1988	Black Lamp - a medieval melodrama featuring the exploits of Jolly Jack the Jester, hero of this mission of daring and romance to rid a kingdom of Evil. Jack's quest is to return the enchanted Black Lamp of Allegoria to King Maxim. His courageous crusade leads through rustic landscapes and Gothic interiors dodging skull dropping buzzards, evil eagles and spitting witches to confront the fire-breathing angry dragon and battle for the Black Lamp. The reward for success is the hand of a Princess and the price of failure is Death!* [147]* [8]* [17]* [41]*** [6]	ZX Spectrum
Black Lamp	Firebird (Software Creations)	1988	Black Lamp - a medieval melodrama featuring the exploits of Jolly Jack the Jester, hero of this mission of daring and romance to rid a kingdom of Evil. Jack's quest is to return the enchanted Black Lamp of Allegoria to King Maxim. His courageous crusade leads through rustic landscapes and Gothic interiors dodging skull dropping buzzards, evil eagles and spitting witches to confront the fire-breathing angry dragon and battle for the Black Lamp. The reward for success is the hand of a Princess and the price of failure is Death!* [2]* [57]*** [52]	C64
Blaster Master 2	Sunsoft (Software Creations)	1993	An odd little shooter that tries to combine the best of both side-view and top-down levels, but ends up being muddled and confusing. The graphics are great, with some tricks I've only seen on a very few other titles, and the sound is decent enough. It's just that the gameplay sucks big-time.	Mega Drive
Boarder Zone	Atari (Software Creations)	1999		GBC
Bubble Bobble	Firebird;Taito (Software Creations)	1988	TAKE A LIGHTHEARTED ADVENTURE THROUGH THE DAWN OF TIME... These are two hungry dino-mites and they’ve got bubble fight’n fun down tight...You and your brontosaurus buddies, Bub and Bob, are up to your brows in bubble trouble. You’ve got to battle battalions of bullies by blowing and bursting billions of bubbles. It’s a fast-paced bubble banquet through 100 screens of slap-happy suds. Got an appetite for fun... then get blowin’. Stunning Arcade Quality Graphics and Sound One or Two Player Action 100 Action Screens* [76]* [106]* [23]* [97]* [80]* [21]* [17]* [49]* [57]* [22]* [52]Appears in compilations: Jubileum * Le Monde Des Merveilles * The Rainbow Collection	Amiga
Bubble Bobble	Firebird (Software Creations)	1987	Meet Bub and Bob two of the busiest beasties you ever saw, as they battle their way across 100 levels of controlled chaos in search of their girlfriends (ahhh!). Jump around picking up goodies and secret weapons as you seek to outsmart your enemies, but beware.... hang around for too long and you'll face Baron Blubba, from whom there's no escape!* [186]* [61]* [78]* [2]* [52]* [3]* [85]* [2]* [4]* [57]* [1]* [52]* [33]* [17]	C64
Bubble Bobble	Firebird (Software Creations)	1987		Atari ST
Bubble Bobble	Firebird (Software Creations)	1987	Meet Bub and Bob two of the busiest beasties you ever saw, as they battle their way across 100 levels of controlled chaos in search of their girlfriends (ahhh!). Jump around picking up goodies and secret weapons as you seek to outsmart your enemies, but beware.... hang around for too long and you'll face Baron Blubba, from whom there's no escape!* [62]* [28]* [6]* [147]* [6]* [1]* [41]* [33]***OK, so it's not the greatest looking conversion of the Taito coin-op, but it was important to the Spectrum community as it demonstrated that the Speccy was still able to run highly playable games at a time when the Commodore 64 was encroaching on it's territory. [arrgh]	ZX Spectrum
Bubble Bobble	Firebird;Taito (Software Creations)	1987	Meet Bub and Bob two of the busiest beasties you ever saw, as they battle their way across 100 levels of controlled chaos in search of their girlfriends (ahhh!). Jump around picking up goodies and secret weapons as you seek to outsmart your enemies, but beware.... hang around for too long and you'll face Baron Blubba, from whom there's no escape!* [183]* [156]* [137]* [25]* [92]* [25]* [52]* [36]*** [34]	Amstrad CPC
Carmageddon	Interplay (Software Creations)	1999	The year is 2026 and fatal toxins have polluted Earth's atmosphere. Those humans lucky enough to get to the climate emulation centers in time live in fear of the souls left on the surface--the undead. The world government has recruited drivers to deal with this problem. It's called the Carmageddon, a death race in which drivers race against each other for the ultimate prize: a new life in the sun-drenched beaches of the off-world colonies. As well as a way of dealing with the undead, it provides entertainment for the dwindling human population. You take on this challenge as Max Damage, a psychotic, cold-blooded killing machine. There is no second place--just life or death. Drive to survive and let nothing and no one get in your way.	N64
Cutthroat Island	Acclaim Entertainment (Software Creations)	1995		GB
CutThroat Island	Acclaim Entertainment (Software Creations)	1995		SNES
CutThroat Island	Acclaim (Software Creations)	1995		Mega Drive
Denarius	Firebird (Software Creations)	1987		C64
Double Dragon 3: The Arcade Game	Flying Edge (Software Creations)	1992		Mega Drive
Equinox	Sony (Software Creations)	1993		SNES
FIFA Soccer 2002: Major League Soccer	Electronic Arts (Software Creations)	2001	Already recognized as the world's most beautiful game, FIFA fires its most powerful shot at the competition. With all-new "open passing," you have more control and precision than ever before.* [100]* [12]*** [32]	GameCube
Foreman For Real	Acclaim Entertainment (Software Creations)	1995		GB
Foreman for Real	Acclaim;Software Creations	1995	For real power, real intensity, real heavyweight boxing, it's FORMAN FOR REAL! This game leaves the competition on the canvas with knockout graphics and hard-hitting action! Face 20 tough fighters - each with unique skills title bout against Big George himself! Step into the ring with FORMAN FOR REAL!* [46]* [29]*** [27]	SNES
Foreman For Real	Acclaim (Software Creations)	1995		Game Gear
Foreman for Real	Acclaim (Software Creations)	1994	So you think you're tougher than George Foreman? Well, now's the time to prove it with FOREMAN FOR REAL for the Sega Genesis. Choose your fighter and step into the ring for some of the most intense, realistic boxing action you've ever seen. And thanks to motion-capture technology, these are some of the most authentic-looking pugilists ever to hit the SNES. You view the action from slightly behind your fighter, so you won't miss a single jab, uppercut, or knockout punch! Each boxer is rated in several categories, so pay attention to each one's strengths and weaknesses if you want to come out on top. If you're able to get past the top 20 boxers in the world, you'll find yourself in a showdown with George Foreman himself.*** [26]	Mega Drive
Gauntlet III: The Final Quest	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1991	Gauntlet III is an action-based dungeon exploration game. Like in the predecessors you empty areas infested by all kinds of enemies while running for the exit. Like this was rather a straight forward thing in the first two games, it's not that easy to finish a level anymore. While you only had to run until you find the exit (and besides killing hordes of enemies you probably find some keys to unlock doors leading to deeper dungeons) you might have to solve a few "quests" to proceed to the next level in this installment. These "quests" are very basic, for example you have to find object A, then bring it to B, advance to C and finally go to D to uncover the exit. While the first two games had a top-down view, Gauntlet 3 has an isometric perspective. The old four characters (warrior, wizard, elf and valkyrie) are ready for action again and this time they get backup by four new characters which include the Lizard, Neptune, Stoneman and the Iceman.* [159]* [23]* [97]* [102]* [82]* [22]* [52]* [37]	Amiga
Gauntlet III: The Final Quest	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1991	[3]	C64
Gauntlet III: The Final Quest	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1991		Amstrad CPC
Gauntlet III: The Final Quest	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1991		ZX Spectrum
Ghouls 'n Ghosts	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1989		ZX Spectrum
Ghouls 'n Ghosts	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1990		Amiga
Ghouls 'n Ghosts	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1989		C64
Ghouls 'n Ghosts	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1989		Atari ST
Ghouls 'n Ghosts	U.S. Gold (Software Creations)	1989		Amstrad CPC
God of Thunder	Software Creations;Impulse Games (Adept Software)	1993	The title screen appears to be anamorphic with actual resolution of 320x400 (horizontally doubled to 640x400).***The year is 927 A.D. (as mortals reckon time) and the Almighty ODIN has summoned you, his faithful and heroic son, to The Great Hall of Asgard. Armed with only your enchanted hammer and considerable wits, you must journey to Midgard and destroy Jormangund! [Adept Software]	MS-DOS
Hawaii State Trivia	Software Creations	1992		MS-DOS
Hexxagon	Software Creations (Argo Games)	1992		MS-DOS
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade	Taito (Software Creations)	1991	Grab your bullwhip, dust off your fedora, and race into worlds of action, intrigue and adventure. Now you can become Indiana Jones and embark on the quest for the Holy Grail. Travel across three continents with six action arcade sequences to rescue your dad, recover lost relics, and keep the Grail Diary safe from the Gestapo! Just like the real Indy, you call the shots. You decide where to search next. Brunwald Castle? Iskenderun? The Temple? The final adventures are the toughest. Dad was right! Against Nazis, spies, tanks and traitors, you don't get a silver medal for finishing second!* [27]*This is an entirely different game from [game=#7883]Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Action Game[/game]	NES
Jet Set Willy II	Software Projects (Software Creations)	1991	Can you help Willy, our intrepid explorer and nouveau-rich socialite, to clean up the mess in his huge mansion? But beware, there are some strange things going on in the further recesses of the house!* [106]* [184]* [88]* [159]* [102]* [97]*** [52]	Amiga
Jetpack	Software Creations (Adept Software)	1993	For 1-8 players, taking turns.***Made freeware presumably in 1998.	MS-DOS

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