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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Laser Strike	Compute	1986		Amiga
Moonstone - A Hard Days Knight	Mindscape	1991	A very sacred time is upon the people. A time that descends once every thousand years. As the Druids will be only too happy to tell you, this is the season of the Moonstones! Danu, the spirit of the moon, has turned his attention away from the activities of the cosmos to those of the earth. It is during such a time that the Gods bestow a fabulous gift to the greatest warrior in the land; a gift of ultimate power! But first such a warrior would have to prove himself. Thus, the first warrior to complete "The Quest of the Moonstones" will receive this great blessing. But any warrior considering such a quest must be prepared to wander the surrounding land, enduring many hardships, risking life and limb all the while.* [88]* [7]* [7]* [158]* [76]* [23]* [97]* [97]* [22]* [52]*** [37]	Amiga
Mortal Kumquat III	Europress Software (Gadge Software)	1995		Amiga
Operation Combat	Merit Studios	1990		Amiga
Panzer Battles	SSG	1991		Amiga
Super Off Road	Virgin Games;Mastertronic (Graftgold)	1990	Enter the world of off-road racing as 4 vehicles will face each other, on a series of tracks which are based around flipped and reversed versions of a core selection. Fame, glory and bikini clad women await your victories and the taste of dirt awaits if you fail. Let a computer car beat you and you lose one of your 3 credits. Successful races bring more money, which can be used to soup up their machine. Boosts to top speed, grip and acceleration can be purchased, and your nitro boost must be kept topped up. If you are desperate for upgrades, you can buy into your spare credits. Only your off-road driving abilities will be enough to pull you to first place in these races. Play alone or with up to 3 other players (depending on the version) in this classic arcade game.* [17]* [83]* [102]* [33]* [7]* [23]* [2]* [62]* [82]* [63]* [52]* [37]	Amiga
Super Tennis Champs	Audiogenic (Mental Software)	1995		Amiga
Tetren	author	1992		Amiga
Ultimate Super Skidmarks	Guildhall (Acid Software)	1998	Includes all the features of Skidmarks, Super Skidmarks, Super Skidmarks: Farmyard Edition, and Super Silly Skidmarks. Plus many more. 24 different tracks (plus variants for each). Modes for 8 simultaneous players on the same screen. Linked and networked modes. Shared screen and splitscreen modes. Dozens of vehicle types including silly ones like UFO and Baby Carriage and users can create their own. And many AGA specific features.	Amiga AGA
Virtual Ball Fighters	Epic Marketing;Amiga Future (XTeam)	2000		Amiga AGA
Bigfoot	Acclaim Entertainment (Beam Software)	1990	Get behind the wheel of Bigfoot - King of the Monster Trucks - and drive 14,000 pounds of explosive head-to-head crunching action! First, compete on the most treacherous off-road terrain America has to offer: twisted roads, washed-out bridges, and mud bogs as deep as your truck. Next, upgrade your rig with monster tires, super-charged engines and more. Then, put your pedal to the metal in the toughest events of the monster truck circuit. Caution: Don't blow your engine... Otherwise you'll end up in the junkyard instead of the winner's circle!*** [49]	NES
Galf	Limited Run Games (Spoony Bard Productions)	2018		NES
Goal!	Jaleco;Jaleco USA (Tose)	1988	The clock ticks down. The roar of the crowd rises in a deafening chant of "U-S-A! U-S-A!" Suddenly, your winger breaks free, and spots the open man in the middle. Pass... shot... GOAL! It's America's favorite new sport, soon to become your favorite new home video game, thanks to Jaleco! Because GOAL! brings soccer to life like you've never seen it. You play with a full team of 11 players, each one rated in 7 different skill categories. You can match them against a team controlled by the computer or another player. You can even team up with a friend and match your combined skills against the best computer team. So if you want soccer at its best, tune in to the undisputed champion of home soccer software: GOAL!* [64]* [64]* [37]* [32]* [29]* [27]*JAN:4 907859 101253, JF-21 Published 1988-12 in Japan Catalog# JF-38 seems to be for a September 1992 re-release of this game in Japan. OR it is the cat# of Goal! 2*1 player or 2 players simultaneous competitive or cooperative play. [Zerothis]	NES
M.U.S.C.L.E.	Bandai (Tose)	1985	1 player or 2 players simultaneous competitive. Despite having on tag team more, a cooperative play mode is not available. [Zerothis]*I give this anime-licensed title my respect for being one of the earliest tag team wrestling games. You choose two from eight available players, which are all rather weird looking, although the graphical representation of the characters leaves much to be desired. Also the rest of the graphics are rather plain looking, which in itself is not the most important thing, because it is an early NES/Famicom game after all. More important is the playability, which is a quite bad. The move-repertoire is limited to only a few basic moves. Sometimes a power pill is thrown into the ring and the character who catches it first is enabled to use a super attack move for a few seconds. I found this element too decisive to win a fight.*Widely-ridiculed wrestling game based on the popular Kinnikuman series (known as M.U.S.C.L.E. in the U.S.). [Jacquismo]	NES
Nakajima Satoru - F-1 Hero 2	Kemco;Varie (Human)	1991		NES
Super NESnake 2	RetroZone	2008	RET-NS-GBL 1 player, 2 player simultaneous competitive play, or 2 player simultaneous cooperative play. The old snake game with powerups, up to 2 players, and a quest mode. Added elements include brick walls and one-way walls that can be altered with in game switches. Fruit for accumulating score. Extra lives for scoring. And passwords for returning to any level the player has beaten in quest mode. [Zerothis]	NES
Super Off Road	Tradewest (Rare)	1990	Grab the wheel and hit the gas! For the first time ever, race up to 4 players simultaneously with Ivan "Ironman" Stewart's Super Off-Road. Based on the #1 arcade game, this all-out dirt-grinding race is now available for the NES. Watch out for the mud holes, jumps and other obstacles on the 8 different Stadium tracks. From match-offs to spin-outs, Super Off-Road is as close to genuine short-course racing as you can get!* [64]* [63]* [37]* [32]* [27]*NES-WU-USA published 1990-04 in the USA NES-WU-? published 1001-03-14 in Europe This game was not published in Japan. 1 player, 2 players, 3 players, or 4 players simultaneous. Based on the arcade game. The arcade game was limited to 3 human players and a computer player. In this version, there are always 4 trucks racing and all of them can be human players. The players race around stadium tracks full of obstacles that simulate off-road conditions. Nitros (1-5 each) and money ($10k-$40k each) appear on the course. Players also earn cash for placing. In between races, each player can upgrade their acceleration, suspension, top speed, tires, and stock up on nitros. Coming in last results in a game over, once you've passed race 15. Every track fits on the screen and there is no scrolling. The view is vaguely dimetric 3D. Obstacles do slow down the trucks and in rare cases can even cause an explode if the crash is violent enough. [b]Controls[/b] Left/Right, rotate the truck left or right. A, Accelerate A released, Brake A, choose the option indicated by the cursor A+B, gain a nitro speed boost B, waste a nitro Select, choose the option indicated by the cursor Start, pause the game This game was advertised as the first 4-player simultaneous action videogame for home systems in Europe and the USA. But I'm pretty sure Atari was first in both countries with [game=#20405]Warlords[/game] [spoiler=hint AI difficulty;hint AI difficulty]Ivan's truck is white. The AI will drive Ivan's truck based the best performance of the other trucks of the last race. So if you lap Ivan twice, you'll lose the next race. But if you barely win, he'll drive average in the next race.[/spoiler][spoiler=hint AI mistakes;hint AI mistakes]The AI is genuinely able to make mistakes when driving. Including crashing into walls, spinning out, making a wrong turn in criss-cross tracks, and traveling backwards. You can also play dirty and force them into a mistake.[/spoiler][spoiler=hint rubbins racin;hint rubbins racin]As long as two trucks are in contact with each other, they will both continue to slow down and nitro is useless.[/spoiler] [Zerothis]	NES
TETЯIS	Tengen (AcademySoft;Tengen)	1989	From the game box: From the land that has produced the greatest chess minds comes a very different mind game. Developed by two Soviet programmers, TETRIS is the first computer game to breach the Iron Curtain. It now stands before you, not as a test of crude brawn, but an intense battle of wits. TETRIS is a dynamic puzzle that seems easy enough; Rotate and flip moving geometric blocks into unbroken rows. When you completely fill up the bottom row, it disappears from the screen and the score rises. When enough rows vanish, the block descend faster and faster. Nothing to it, right? Wriong! When you can't find the way to make the pieces together and more blocks tumble down to clog your screen, you'll wish you had ten hands ― and ten brains. Warning: Although TETRIS may be great food for thought, it's so much fun, it's positively addictive. So don't forget to eat something to fuel your body (maybe apple pie?). TETRIS and apple pie. Now that's détente!***Pieces are made from 4 connected squares in 7 variations and can be rotated 90 degrees as they slowly drop until they hit bottom of 'the bucket' or other squares. Fill in all 10 squares in a row to make it vanish for points. Completing 2 or 3 rows at once results in bonus points. Completing 4 rows at once is called a 'tetris' and scores the most. In this version of the game, 2 players can compete or cooperate in separate buckets or the same bucket. Also, AI players are provided for all 2 player modes. This version also has Russian music and dancers.[spoiler=Instant I brick;Close]Enter the Konami code to change any piece to an I brick (the 'straight line' piece). This works while the game is paused. It only works once per game.[/spoiler] Trivia: It is widely assumed in North America that 'TETЯIS', with the backwards 'R' (Cyrillic letter 'Ya') is the Russian spelling of the title. But this was simply faux Cyrillic typography. The correct Cyrillic is ТЕТРИС (ТЕТРИІС). Some packaging is shown ТЕТРИ☭, with the Cyrillic (Ukrainian) 'І' crossing a backwards 'С' to form a backwards ☭ (Unicode U+262D, ). Otherwise known as the hammer and sickle (Сърп и чук), A symbol of communism made famous on the Soviet flag. According to a Tengen programmer, 200,000 unsold cartridges were "landfilled" after Nintendo sued Tengen. [Zerothis]	NES
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest	Nintendo (Rare)	1995	In the sequel to the immensely popular Donkey Kong Country, Diddy Kong gets the spotlight, along with his girlfriend, Dixie Kong - a great little monkey with a dangerous ponytail. The action starts on the wreck of King K. Rool's Gangplank Galleon that has apparently broken up on a reef offshore from the Kremlings' Island. Diddy and his friends will have to work together to rescue Donkey Kong , exploring all the hidden areas of the Kremlings' island: a spooky haunted forest, treacherous swamps, a giant beehive oozing with sticky honey and lava-filled caves, just to name a few. [Nintendo]***A sequal to Donkey Kong Country. Is a lot like the first. It his better graphics, longer levels, and new charaters to add new twists.	SNES
Jimmy Connor's Pro Tennis Tour	Blue Byte;Ubi Soft;Misawa Entertainment (Blue Byte;Ubi Soft)	1993	The best tennis game for Snes	SNES
NBA Jam	Acclaim (Iguana Entertainment)	1993	NBA Jam is a game where you can play basketball as pro players on teams of two. You can play any NBA team, and you can play as players like Barkley, Starks, Pippen, and Grant.* [29]* [27]	SNES
NBA Jam T.E.	Acclaim (Iguana Entertainment)	1995	TE stands for Tournament Edition.	SNES
Super Mario Kart	Nintendo (Nintendo EAD)	1992	A collection of Super Mario characters, including Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Peach, Bowser and Donkey Kong Jr., are out to win the Super Mario Kart championship. Using Mode 7 scalling, the first true kart game on the SNES has you collecting coins to boost your speed while using shells and bananas to stop others on the track.* [66]* [66]*Also reviewed in Nintendo Player #8 without score. [46]Japanese version [37] [32]European version 90% for one player 96% for two players [29]Japanese version 93% for one player 98% for two players [29]* [27]***One of the best racing games on the SNES. Has drift out technology built in. All round good game and must have for SNES. No other racing game, not even Mario Kart 64, has come close to Super Mario Kart in terms of pure gameplay, fun, challenge, and longevity. The one-player game gave us a variety of courses that become increasingly more difficult the farther you progress. Track obstacles include ice, deep water, oil slicks, thwomps, and even areas where you can fall off the edge! And let's not forget how you could pick up and use various weapons to knock out the other racers, and that they could do that to you, too! The two-player battle mode, in which players try to knock each other's balloons off, is probably the single best two-player game ever made. Mario Kart also has excellent play control and high speed Mode 7 graphics. [Spiez]	SNES
Super Off Road	Tradewest;Bergsala AB (Software Creations)	1991	Test your stadium off-road driving skills against Ivan "Iron man" Stewart. Have a friend join in for great 2-player competition. As you race, you earn money to upgrade your Toyota truck.* [37]US version [32]European version [29]Japanese version [29] [27]*Published 1991, SNS-OR-USA, in the USA. Published 1993-06-24 in Sweden by Tradewest but distributed by Bergsala AB. [Zerothis]	SNES
Super Off Road	Tradewest (NMS Software)	1992		GB
Basketball	Atari	1978	Basketball is an Atari 2600 game loosely based on the sport of the same name. The game features a simple game of one-on-one basketball, playable by one or two players. At the start of the game, both players are at the center of the court. A jump ball is thrown between them, at which point play begins. The offensive player (the one with the ball) always faces the goal he's shooting at, and the defensive player always faces his opponent. Each player can move in eight directions with the joystick; the player with the ball constantly dribbles it. The defensive player may steal the ball when it leaves the opponent's hands (either in mid-dribble or mid-shot). After either player scores, the shooter is reset to the center of the court, where he will start defending his opponent, and the defender is set under the basket to inbound the ball and take an offensive chance. The player with the highest score after four minutes is the winner. The game features two difficulty levels using the Difficulty Switch on the Atari 2600. In 'B' position, the player can move from goal to goal much quickly than the 'A' position.*[media=youtube]BfzRKtWzMLo[/media]* [48]***Isometrically plotted Raster, and one of very few early sports titles. Unfortunately blighted by the lack of power in the VCS console.	Atari 2600
Combat	Atari;Polyvox (Atari)	1977	CX-2601 Combat by Sears. Rarity 1 Common+ (possibly the 3rd most common). 2 players, 2 Joysticks. North America NTSC. model# 99801 4975124 Tank Plus by Sears. 2 Common. North America NTSC. Combat by Polyvox. Unknown rarity. South America NTSC. Combat by Dynacom (pirate). Unknown rarity. Brazil NTSC. Frontline by Zellers (pirate). Rarity 4 Scarce+. North America NTSC. Game originally packaged with the Atari VCS on its launch. First game EVER for Atari VCS. It required two players, as no artificial intelligence was developed. The gameplay is the same throughout the game (chase your enemy across the screen and destroy it), but there are 27 variations on it. It was pretty funny, especially in the levels with aircraft. The first stereo video game for a home system ever? [Zerothis]	Atari 2600
Extra Terrestrials	Skill Screen Games	1984	Other than bad timing, this game is unrelated to the other Atari E.T. game or to the movie. Rather, this is a Pac-Man like game where two players battle each other. One human player controls a dot eating alien while the other controls an alien chasing human. It was offered door-to-door to retailers in Southern Ontario. So, top rare game.	Atari 2600
Indy 500	Atari;Sears (Atari)	1977	RACE CAR: Whether you compete against the clock or another player, your race car tackles the curves of some dangerous tracks. During 1-player games, you race against the clock using your left controller to move the car. The top left number on the playfield is the number of laps; the top right number is the time keeper. In 2-player games, players race against each other. The top two numbers represent the number of laps each player completes. The right score refers to the right-controller player; the left number shows the left-controller player's score. You'll hear the engines when they accelerate, and the CRASH when your car crashes into the opponent's car or playfield boundaries. Car races begin at the starting line. Then, get ready, get set...GO!* [48][media=youtube]hXTeUCguG5Q[/media]**The original package contained this game and 2 Driving Controlers. Was also avaialable in the Racing Pak (#PRO811) package with only 1 Driving Controler, and the game Slot Racers. Requires the Driving Controllers. [Zerothis]	Atari 2600
Super Off-Road	Telegames	1993		Lynx
Computer Space	CollectorVision	2014		ColecoVision
Light Grid Racing	CollectorVision	2015	You are a computer programmer who's been zapped into the grid, a virtual world run by the Main Control Program, an Artificial Intelligence bent on destroying human beings. Your aim is to escape this electronic world.	ColecoVision
Wizard of Id's WizMath	Sierra On-Line (Sydney Development)	1984		ColecoVision
Baseball	Philips;Magnavox;Radiola (Magnavox)	1978	Baseball! follows basically the official rules of the real game. The three numbers on the scoreboard at the lower left side of the screen indicate Balls, Strikes and Outs, in that order. Players on defense can control the outfielders with the joystick. During the pitch, the joystick will control the ball's curve. Once the batter hits the ball, the defense has to try to catch it. A ball caught on the fly is an automatic out. If it isn't caught, the outfielders have to catch it and send them to the fielders using the action and the directional stick to the desired direction. A ball not caught on the fly will send the batter automatically to the first base. He can run to extra bases using the directional stick. A ball hit out of the park (the white line at the top of screen) is a home run and the batter will run all four bases automatically. Three outs make teams exchange positions. The game length is nine innings, with additional innings in case of ties.*[media=youtube]3MuYCVcdXVE[/media]*Baseball!, Magnavox AC9408, USA, 1978 Baseball!, Magnavox AJ9408, USA, 1978 Baseball!, Magnavox AJ9408, Canada Baseball, Philips 08, Europe, 1978 Basebol!, Philips 06 AV 9408, Brazil Beesubooru, Philips 9408, Japan Baseball, Radiola 08, Europe, 1978 [Zerothis]	Odyssey2
Golfamania	Sega (Sanritsu)	1990	You'll need sharp eyes, a smooth swing, and perfect judgment if you're going to master Golfamania. Out on the links you'll have to consider the distance, the wind, the lie of the ball, where to hit the ball and which club to use. Then watch that power meter and swing for the pin!* [33]* [72]* [52]* [37]*Sega World Tournament Golf [29]* [27]	Master System
Great Golf	Sega (AM R&D Dept. #2)	1986	This golf game was only released in Japan and should not be confused with the US/EU game [game=#9313]Great Golf[/game], which was released in Japan as "Masters Golf".	Master System
Super Off Road	Virgin Games;Sega (Graftgold Creative Software)	1992		Master System
Formula 1	Domark;Acclaim Entertainment (Lankhor;Teque London;Peakstar Software)	1993		Game Gear
Super Momotarō Dentetsu III	Hudson	1995		Game Gear
Super Off-Road	Virgin Games;Sega (Graftgold Creative Software)	1992		Game Gear
Ball Jacks	Namco;Sega (Namco)	1993	Directly from the manual: It is 7650 A.D., and the annual Ball Jacks World Championship is set to take place in the historic Grand Arena. Competitors and spectators from all over the galaxy have come to take part in, and bear witness to, this all-time sports spectacle! This isn't a game for poor or weak-willed souls. The top "Jackers" had to sell all of their possessions in order to purchase their first Bot and tech team. Each of the elite Jackers has worked tirelessly on his or her game, perfecting every aspect of the sport. As they achieved more and more success, they were able to upgrade to more durable/versatile Bots. In the 500 years since its inception, Ball Jacks has become the most widely-viewed sport in ultra-modern history! You have a rare chance to participate in the World Championship against the best of the best! Before you challenge them, though, some practice is in order. You can work on your techniques and try them out in a Time Trial, or play against a friend and show off your skills! Ball Jacks - the future is now! Let's get started!	Mega Drive
Columns III: Revenge of Columns	Sega;Vic Tokai (Sega)	1994	Included in Sega Mega Drive Classic Collection (Steam version)*Aunque las gemas especiales añaden algo de variedad y emoción, sigue siendo prácticamente idéntico al primer Columns. 4 de 10* [20]***This single-player or multiplayer experience expands upon the game play of the original two Columns titles giving players some extra attacks to spring on opponents. As in the original Columns, jewels fall into a bin, and you have to twist and manipulate them to form matches of three or more in a vertical, horizontal, or diagonal line to keep the jewels from stacking up and reaching the top. In Columns III, special magical jewels do things like raise your opponent's crush bar or lower your own, adding an extra element of strategy to the game. This is a great game to play with friends, so download it today and jump into the action!	Mega Drive
Dashin' Desperadoes	Data East	1993	On Your Marks... Get Set...DASH! Are you ready for a reckless race that's like nothing you've ever experienced? DASHIN' DESPERADOES pits you against a friend or the computer in a split-screen speed contest that puts a new whole perspective on "getting ahead"! Will and Rick, a couple of cool cowdudes, were best buds until Jenny came to a town. They've been rivals ever since, competing constantly for her attention. Now Jenny's dad has giver her a trip around the world for her birthday. Will and Rick are both determined to go along as her bodyguard - and they'll do anything to top each other! From the deserts of the Southwest to the icebergs of the Arctic, through shark-infested seas and haunted ruins, you'll need your fastest footwork, your wits, and a few handy bombs to keep Jenny safe and sound - and to leave your opponent in the dust! So you'd better get dashin', desperadoes - and may the coolest cowdude win!	Mega Drive
General Chaos	Electronic Arts (Game Refuge)	1993	COLOSSAL DESTRUCTION AND MAYHEM! Command the armies of General Chaos against General Havoc's troops in this multi-player action game of brute strength and awesome firepower. * 1-4 player head-to-head and cooperative play * Over 50 different battlefields * 4 squads to choose from: the Assault Team, the Commandos, the Demolition Squad and the Brute Force Troop * Brutal hand-to-hand combat * 5 Unique weapon types: flame throwers, machine guns, bazookas, grenades, and dynamite*79% for two players 73% for one player 79% is shown as the main score [32]* [29]* [27]* [26]* [20]*One very interesting war simulation. You control a group of soldiers, whose weapons vary, against other similar armies controlled by the CPU or an human opponent. Little bits of humor permeates the entire game, despite they're very subtle, and won't distract you from the action Pretty much straightforward battle, but full of those nice little fun touches that make a great game.	Mega Drive
Puyo Puyo	Sega;Capcom (Compile)	1992	Japanese version (Puyo Puyo) [29]* [100]Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machines 81% for one player 87% for two players [26]Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine [32]* [29]*Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine [27]Test of the japanese version: Puyo Puyo. [20]Also included in Sonic Compilation (Sonic Classics in the USA and Brazil, 소닉클래식 in Korea, Sonic 3-in-1 in the New Zealand), released in 1996 and 1997, published by Sega, rated ESRB K-A, that included [game=#20418]Sonic the Hedgehog[/game], [game=#10244]Sonic the Hedgehog 2[/game] and [game=#10139]Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine[/game].*Dr. Robotnik is stamping out music and fun in Mobius with his giant robotizing Mean Bean Steaming Machine. Before he turns all the citizens of Beanville into robots, players must save the day by gathering up beans in matching colors and defeating Robotnik’s guards.	Mega Drive
Sonic the Hedgehog 2	Sega	1992	[38]*Score shown on Mega Force #27 (Apr. 1994) [26]* [37]* [32]* [29]* [27]* [20]*Also included in Sonic Compilation (Sonic Classics in the USA and Brazil, 소닉클래식 in Korea, Sonic 3-in-1 in the New Zealand), released in 1996 and 1997, published by Sega, rated ESRB K-A, that included [game=#20418]Sonic the Hedgehog[/game], [game=#10244]Sonic the Hedgehog 2[/game] and [game=#10139]Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine[/game].Dr. Eggman (aka Dr. Robotnik) is back to continue his zealous search for the Chaos Emeralds needed to fuel his new Death Egg contraption. The evil doctor secretly follows Sonic to his vacation spot, Westside Island, and launches a full-scale attack, imprisoning all the helpless animals of the island and turning them into mindless worker drones. Now Sonic must thwart the doctor's plans at all costs. This time he isn't alone, as a peculiar two-tailed fox named Miles Prower (aka Tails) decides to aid him in the battle. Together they must locate the Chaos Emeralds before Dr. Eggman does, and put an end to his diabolical scheme.**Directly from the game box: Sonic's back and better than ever. He's a blur in blue! A blaze of action! With his new Super Spin Dash. And a new, fabulous friend, 'Tails' the Fox. You won't believe it 'til you see it. And when you play, you won't stop.	Mega Drive
Super Off Road	Ballistic;Tradewest (Software Creations)	1992	[38]* [64]* [37]* [32]* [29]***Accolade released several unlicensed games through their made up label, Ballistic. Until legal battles ensued. Then Tradewest became the publisher for this game.	Mega Drive
Pouvoir	Loriciels	1986		Amstrad CPC
Super Off Road	Virgin Games (Graftgold)	1990		Amstrad CPC
Super Soccer	Imagine	1987		Amstrad CPC

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