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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Last Action Hero	Sony Imagesoft (Bits Studios)	1993	LAST ACTION HERO blasts you out of the real world-onto the silver screen...and back again, in a non-stop action adventure based on the epic fantasy feature starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. As movie hero Jack Slater, you¿ll team up with your biggest fan, Danny Madigan, who¿s got a magic movie ticket that¿s the ticket to serious trouble. Leaping between both the movie world and the real world with this magic ticket, you¿ll get into wild chases and deadly fights with the most dangerous criminals imaginable. LAST ACTION HERO delivers all the excitement of the Schwarzenegger film with just one difference-you¿re the star! But this time, you must ultimately defeat the arch villains and ensure a happy ending.	SNES
Last Action Hero	Sony Imagesoft	1993		Mega Drive
Last Action Hero	Sony Imagesoft (Bits)	1993		GB
Last Action Hero	Psygnosis (The Dome)	1994		Amiga
Last Action Hero	Sony Imagesoft (Bits)	1993		Game Gear
Last Action Hero	Psygnosis	1994		MS-DOS
Last Action Hero	Sony Imagesoft;Playtronic (Bits Studios)	1993	NES-LA-USA Even though the hero in the movie this game is based on shot at bad guys and their cars, Columbia Pictures decided that Arnold Schwarzenegger wasn't gonna do that any more so the game had to be different from the movie. The programmers retaliated by allowing pedestrians to be killed in vehicular collisions and their blood splattered all over. Columbia Pictures did not object. The catalog number for the Brazilian/South American version published by Playtronic is probably NES-LA-BZL but this has not been confirmed.	NES
Predator	Activision (Source)	1988		ZX Spectrum
Predator	Activision	1988		C64
Predator	Activision (Source)	1989		Amiga
Predator	Activision (Source)	1988		Atari ST
Predator	Activision (Source)	1988		Amstrad CPC
Predator	Pack-In-Video	1988		MSX2
Predator	Superior Software	1989		Electron
Predator	Superior Software	1989		BBC
Predator	Activision;Pack-In-Video;Gradiente (KLON)	1988	Predator NES-PL-USA, UPC: 0-47875-70002-4, published 1989-04 by Activision in the USA. (Predator: Soon the Hunt Will begin). プレデター (Predator) PAC-PL published 1988-03-10 by Pack-In-Video in Japan Predator NES-PL-AUS published 1989 by Activision in Australia. 0-47875-42188-2 is actually the UPC for the Commodore 64 version (it has been removed from this entry). The game has "Jungle Mode" and "Big Mode" offering two simular but different styles of gameplay. The Japanese version begins with Big Mode where as other versions begin in Jungle mode. (This lead to two entries at UVL at one time) [Zerothis]	NES
Red Heat	Ocean (Special FX)	1989		ZX Spectrum
Red Heat	Ocean (Special FX)	1989		Atari ST
Red Heat	Ocean (Special FX)	1989		Amiga
Red Heat	Ocean	1989		Amstrad CPC
Red Heat	Ocean (Special FX)	1989		C64
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	Ocean;Ljn (LJN)	1991	[22]* [52]* [37]	Amiga
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	Ocean;LJN	1991		Atari ST
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	Ocean;Ljn (Dementia)	1991		MS-DOS
Terminator 2: Judgment Day	Ocean;LJN	1991		C64
Terminator 3 - Rise of the Machines	Atari (Taniko)	2003		GBA
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines	Atari (Black Ops Entertainment)	2003		Xbox
Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines	Atari (Black Ops Entertainment)	2003		PS2
The Running Man	Grandslam (Emerald Software)	1989	[2]* [80]* [33]* [49]* [83]* [79]* [62]* [85]* [22]* [1]* [52]	Amiga
The Running Man	Grandslam (Emerald Software)	1989		Amstrad CPC
The Running Man	Grandslam (Emerald Software)	1989		Atari ST
The Running Man	Grandslam (Emerald Software)	1989	2019: You are participant of the most dangerous game show (not as dangerous as the real ones though...). Play Arni / Ben Richards and defeat your opponents to advance to the very big prize of the game which is noone ever achieved before, and hunt down the evil game show master. A lame jump and run where you have to defeat stalkers, guards and dogs.	C64
The Running Man	Grandslam (Emerald Software)	1989		ZX Spectrum
The Running Man	Grandslam	1990		MSX
Total Recall	Acclaim Entertainment (Interplay)	1990	The NES version is a completely different game as the Ocean homecomputer version(s).*How would you know if someone stole your mind? As Doug Quaid, you travel to Mars to discover your true identity. Your mission is now a journey of non-stop action, strange mutants, futuristic vehicles and a startling array of weaponry all captured in superbly-executed graphics and gameplay that compliments the success of the year's top movie!*NES-L4-USA A platformer with some punching and shooting. More or less follow the same plot as the movie. Notably breaks the 4th wall often, like when characters explain to Douglas Quaid (The protagonist), how he must go to mars and how to fast forward the movie to that point to save time. Aditionally, their are movie theators in the game where you can watch snipits of the movie that the protagonist is currently in. There is also occasional advice from the Governator himself (Arnold Schwarzenegger) directly to the player. [Zerothis]	NES
Total Recall	?	?		Master System
Total Recall	Ocean	1990		Amiga
Total Recall	Ocean	1990		C64
Total Recall	Ocean	1990		Atari ST
Total Recall	Ocean	1991		Amstrad CPC
Total Recall	Ocean	1991		ZX Spectrum
True Lies	Acclaim (Beam)	1994		Game Gear
True Lies	Acclaim;LJN (Beam)	1994		GB
True Lies	Acclaim (Beam)	1994		SNES
True Lies	Acclaim Entertainment (Beam Software)	1994		Mega Drive

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