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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Arcade Classic 4: Defender/Joust	Nintendo (Williams Electronics Games)	1995		GB
Arcade's Greatest Hits: Joust / Defender	Bally Midway (Digital Eclipse Software)	1999		GBC
ARK - Scorched Earth	Studio Wildcard	2016		Linux
ARK: Survival Evolved	Studio Wildcard	2015		Linux
ARK: Survival Of The Fittest	Studio Wildcard (Studio Wildcard;Instinct Games;Efecto Studios;Virtual Basement)	2016		Linux
ARK: Survival Of The Fittest	Studio Wildcard (Studio Wildcard;Instinct Games;Efecto Studios)	2016		Mac OS X
ARK: Survival Of The Fittest	Studio Wildcard (Studio Wildcard;Instinct Games;Efecto Studios)	2017		Windows
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm	Sega;BMG Interactive Entertainment (Rocket Science Games)	1994	You'll be riveted in the driver's seat of your '53 Caddy in Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. It's the Xenozoic Age - 600 years in the future. Your treacherous journey through a jungle of menacing dinosaurs, traps and obstacles pits you against poachers and predators. Your driving and shooting skills cut you through the richness of a graphic novel in this desperate race for survival. As you hone your skills to surmount each new challenge, you'll be further drawn into this post-apocalyptic tale of poacher hunting and dino-dodging. Death scene drama like you've never seen in a video game makes it tempting to tick-off a Tyrannosaurus. Hard-driving gameplay married with strategy and storyline will have you revving your engine to see what this baby can do. Forget the rear view mirror - the future is in front of you, with Cadillacs and Dinosaurs - The Second Cataclysm.	Mega-CD
Cadillacs and Dinosaurs: The Second Cataclysm	BMG Interactive Entertainment (Rocket Science Games)	1995		MS-DOS
Dactyl Joust	? (High Voltage)	?		Jaguar
Joust	Atari	1983	[125]***CX-5240. Rarity 1 common. North America NTSC. 1 player or 2 players simultaneous dynamically cooperative or competitive. Like the arcade game. As a knight mounted on an ostrich like bird you fly through the air and collide with enemies. Highest lance in a collision wins. Bounders (red) are reduced to eggs that can be destroyed in lava or collected for points. Wait too long and the eggs will hatch into the more powerful Hunter (white) and call another mount to attack you again. If you fail to collect a Hunter egg the most powerful Shadow Lord (blue) will hatch. Take too long to eliminate all the enemies on a level and you will be charged by the pterodactyl that can only be killed by a lance in the mouth. Also there is a lava troll that you and enemies must avoid. 2 players can battle at the same time. Though you can kill each other, there is a bonus if you both survive a level (called waves). Except for gladiator waves where the bonus goes only to a single surviving player. There are also bonus waves where all enemies start as eggs. Points are multiplied for successive kills, egg collections, egg catches and such. [Zerothis]	Atari 5200
Joust	Atari	1986	In the medieval age, knights were proving their skills and bravery by playing the game called JOUST. In the future well beyond our knowledge, the knights of hyperspace are playing their version of JOUST. They saddle up the space ostrich, and fight with aliens. You must adjust yourself to this unknown environment called hyperspace. You are not fighting for fame or glory, you are fighting for your own life. Knock the aliens off before they get to you. It is not an easy task, but somebody must do it. Can you be the survivor of this space fight? Good Luck! Believe me you will need it.* [4]* [75]* [22]* [1]*** [52]	Atari ST
Joust	Quality Software	1986		Amstrad CPC
Joust	Atari (GCC)	1987	In the medieval age, knights were proving their skills and bravery by playing the game called JOUST. In the future well beyond our knowledge, the knights of hyperspace are playing their version of JOUST. They saddle up the space ostrich, and fight with aliens. You must adjust yourself to this unknown environment called hyperspace. You are not fighting for fame or glory, you are fighting for your own life. Knock the aliens off before they get to you. It is not an easy task, but somebody must do it. Can you be the survivor of this space fight? Good Luck! Believe me you will need it.***This game was completed and all the cartridges, boxes and instruction books manufactured in 1984. But Atari canceled the 7800 and packed them all away in a warehouse. A year or so after 7800 production had resumed, they stumble across them and began shipping the 'new' game.	Atari 7800
Joust	Atari	1983	RX8044 16k cartridge. 3 common variations exist ©1983, ©1987, and a grey cart ©1987. The squared grey 1987 version was marketed a XEGS game.	Atari 400/800
Joust	Atarisoft (Roklan Corporation)	1985	Source code exists for this game	C64
Joust	Digital Press (Atarisoft)	?		ColecoVision
Joust	Atari	1983	In the medieval age, knights were proving their skills and bravery by playing the game called JOUST. In the future well beyond our knowledge, the knights of hyperspace are playing their version of JOUST. They saddle up the space ostrich, and fight with aliens. You must adjust yourself to this unknown environment called hyperspace. You are not fighting for fame or glory, you are fighting for your own life. Knock the aliens off before they get to you. It is not an easy task, but somebody must do it. Can you be the survivor of this space fight? Good Luck! Believe me you will need it.***[media=youtube]xmii7P-9pIc[/media]	MS-DOS
Joust	Digital Eclipse	1994		Mac OS Classic
Joust	Softek	1983		ZX Spectrum
Joust	HAL Laboratory;Hal America (HAL Laboratory)	1987	"Joust" is another game in a line of old arcade game conversion released by Hal Laboratory in 1987/88. The gameplay itself is the strong point of Joust, but in the end there is only so much variation and you feel that you have seen everything there is after a few minutes. Graphics and sound are simplistic, but true to the arcade original. Interestingly the US version got a little graphical facelift with more detailed platforms and sprites and title screen, but still not enough to make the game good looking. It is the kind of game which I think was not worthwhile for a full prize release in the late 80s. They should have published this and their other old arcade game ports (like [url=http://www.uvlist.net/game-7709-Defender+II]Defender II[/url] and [url=http://www.uvlist.net/game-8027-Millipede]Millipede[/url]) together on the same cartridge I think.*There is a USA version, NES-JU-USA, in a box that uses an EAN code: 4 940458 200019 The Japanese version uses the EAN code: 4 988610 101064*1 player or 2 players concurrent interactive play. Game is designed for both cooperative and competitive strategies. 1 player or 2 players simultaneous dynamically cooperative or competitive. Like the arcade game. As a knight mounted on an ostrich like bird you fly through the air and collide with enemies. Highest lance in a collision wins. Bounders are reduced to eggs that can be destroyed in lava or collected for points. Wait too long and the eggs will hatch into the more powerful Hunter and call another mount to attack you again. If you fail to collect a Hunter egg the most powerful Shadow Lord will hatch. Take too long to eliminate all the enemies on a level and you will be charged by the pterodactyl that can only be killed by a lance in the mouth. Also there is a lava troll that you and enemies must avoid. 2 players can battle at the same time. Though you can kill each other, there is a bonus if you both survive a level (called waves). Except for gladiator waves where the bonus goes only to a single surviving player. There are also bonus waves where all enemies start as eggs. Points are multiplied for successive kills, egg collections, egg catches and such. One of 4 prototypes presented by Nintendo to Atari as part of their deal to partner with them to bring the Famicom to North America. The potential deal was forgotten and ignored moments later as Atari began to considered that the 1983-84 video game market crash was possibly the end of videogames rather than a long-term pause in the market. These prototypes are not under copyright but do contain trademarks. [quote]Nintendo will, in the interests of expediency for this Christmas season, program 4 Atari titles of our choice.[/quote] [Zerothis]	NES
Joust	Williams	1982	[48]*- To fly in Joust press repeatedly the 'FLAP' button. - To survive a joust the highest lance wins in a collision. - Pick up the eggs before they hatch. - Meet all enemies and beware of the 'unbeatable?' Pterodactyl.*Possibly the only ostrich jousting game ever made. One of Williams' three greats, along with Defender and Sinistar. A good example of the better quality games produced in 1982, its sharp sprites and pretty landscapes, as well as excellent gameplay, made it one of the best arcade games of the year.	Arcade
Joust	Atari (General Computer)	1983	Climb into a suit of armor and grab your lance - you're entering the medieval world of JOUST! Fly your faithful ostrich steed into battle against the fearless Buzzard Riders. But hold on tight-they'll knock you off your bird if they can! JOUST has all the features of the challenging arcade classic, including a two-player game that lets you and a friend work as a team or joust each other on the aerial battlefield.* [125]* [48]*** [48]	Atari 2600
Joust	Shadowsoft	1992	In the medieval age, knights were proving their skills and bravery by playing the game called JOUST. In the future well beyond our knowledge, the knights of hyperspace are playing their version of JOUST. They saddle up the space ostrich, and fight with aliens. You must adjust yourself to this unknown environment called hyperspace. You are not fighting for fame or glory, you are fighting for your own life. Knock the aliens off before they get to you. It is not an easy task, but somebody must do it. Can you be the survivor of this space fight? Good Luck! Believe me you will need it.* [100]* [27]	Lynx
Joust 2: Survival of the Fittest	Williams	1986	- To fly in Joust press repeatedly the 'FLAP' button. - To survive a joust the highest lance wins in a collision. - Pick up the eggs before they hatch. - Press the transform button to become a Pegasus. The Pegasus moves slower. But is more powerful against enemies on the ground. - Gold eggs bring awards! To collect an award step on red window before timer expires. - Meet thy enemies and beware of the "unbeatable?" Pterodactyl.	Arcade
Joust VGA	author	1990		MS-DOS
Jouste	IJK Software	1984		C64
Jouster	author	2013		Linux
Lancer	Spectral Associates	1983	Tension mounts as you lower your magic lance and maneuver your bird into position for the final run of the journey. Will Death Flyer, despised arch enemy, emerge victorious or will your attack be sure and strong, dismounting and grinding him into the island dust. You concentrate on Death Flyer, the flags go down, and you're off! Your bird races faster and faster gaining speed for the flying leap between floating islands. Now comes the fatal decision! Your magic lance dismounts your opponent into a ball of suspended life energy. If you're quick you can absorb him before he regains his shape. But watch out for your deadliest enemy, [b]The Invincible Deadly Buzzard[/b], for its slightest touch will destroy you. At last, you win the day placing yourself in the most envied court position possible! You are playing [b]LANCER[/b], the revolutionary new [game=game-101-Joust]"JOUST"[/game] type game available from [company=Spectral Associates]Spectral Associates[/company]. by Rick LaMont [Carney]* [141][media=youtube]KB-8If9qUCI[/media]**[media=youtube]raFH8_AVEqk[/media]	Tandy Coco
Ravensword: Shadowlands	Crescent Moon Games	2013	Ravensword brings unprecedented visuals to the role playing and adventure genre. Explore a vast and richly detailed world, gather powerful weapons, collect hundreds of items, increase your skills, and follow a deep storyline to solve the mysteries of the Kingdom of Tyreas.	Linux
Ravensword: Shadowlands	Crescent Moon Games	2013		Mac OS X
Ravensword: Shadowlands	Crescent Moon Games	2013		Windows

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