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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Magic Olymp	author	19??
Apple Panic	Brøderbund	1982
Attack	IBM	1982
Gobble Man	?	1982
Pac-Man	author	1982
Space Strike	Datamost	1982
Ario Bros	author	1983	[media=youtube]dMa2X1zsZGw[/media]
Buzzard Bait	Sirius Software	1983
Donkey Kong	Atari	1983	You are Mario, and that big old gorilla, Donkey Kong, has run off with your girlfriend. It's up to you to struggle up those ladders and balance on those beams to rescue your lady fair. She's held captive at the very top. But Donkey Kong is not ready to give her up so easily. He's tossing barrels and fireballs at you at every turn. It's up to you to outmaneuver that wily ape. Good luck, your lady awaits!***[media=youtube]Lwra05JY83o[/media]
Fleet Sweep	Mirror Images Software;Morse Associates	1983
Galaxian	Atari	1983
Ms. Pac-Man	Atarisoft (Quality Software)	1983
Packman	author	1983
Pango	author	1983
Hopper	SoftSide	1983
Blastar	Office Technology (author)	1984	"a trivial game... but better than Flappy Bird." [Elon Musk]
Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!	Parker Brothers	1984
Hard Hat Mack	Electronic Arts	1984
Janitor Joe	author	1984
Pitfall	?	1984	Modified German release titled "Strasse" was released on the Compudent's Spielekiste compilation in 1985.
Ribit	DdF	1984
Shamus	IBM (Synapse Software)	1984
Madball	MicroTec	1985	You control a cube in an attempt to not get hit by the balls.
Striker	author	1985	Also released by Keypunch Software on the compilation "Strike Force" in 1987.
Commando	Data East (Quicksilver Software)	1986
Aldo's Adventure	author	1987
Cave	author	1987	Developed around 1987 and "refreshed" for a public release in/around 1990.
Leaper	author	1987
Spirits	-	1987
Hunchback	FireBall Software	1988
Rockford: The Arcade Game	Mastertronic;Melbourne House (Synergistic Software)	1988	Congratulations! You are just about to buy the most addictive piece of games software ever released "ROCKFORD" is based on BOULDER DASH but it is not just another version of BOULDER DASH, ROCKFORD has been developed by ARCADIA SYSTEMS for their Coin-op Arcade cabinets. This version brings you all that arcade action and quality into your home! There are four levels on each of five different worlds with four screens on each level. It all adds up to eighty totally different playing screens. Take up the challenge as you guide ROCKFORD through the puzzles and take on the role of cowboy, spaceman, doctor, chef and hunter. We have also packed in digitized sound effects and music, as well as special animated sequences depicting your success, failure and demise. All this detail, and the fiendishness of the brand new puzzles, really does make ROCKFORD the ultimate challenge for your computer.* [17]* [1]
Solomon's Key	U.S. Gold (Probe Software)	1988
Uridium	Mindscape (Graftgold)	1988
Weird Dreams	Rainbird	1988
Aldo Again	author	1989
Chuckie Egg	Pick & Choose (Icon Design)	1989
Pyramids of Egypt	Softdisk (Capitol Ideas Software;Ideas From the Deep)	1989	Released on Big Blue Disk #46.*[b]post-mission restoration[/b] - your supply of gas is restocked between levels.You play as an explorer plundering the pyramids of Egypt. Your only opponents are the snakes and your only defense against them is running away and your limited supply of gas with which you can set a square adjacent to you on fire. The snakes respawn shortly after so this should only be used in an emergency.**The EGA mode is simply CGA with changed colors, apparently a "little-known trick" you can do with EGA mode.
Thunder Blade	Sega;U.S. Gold	1989
Dangerous Dave	Softdisk	1990
Jumpjet	Montsoft	1990
Mario Bros VGA	author	1990	Unofficial conversion.
Megaboulder	author	1990
Push	author	1990
Sony Game	Sony;Amigo! (Comad Computer Advertising)	1990
Space Miner	Sights UnScene	1990
TITANman	author	1990
Pharaoh's Tomb	Apogee (Micro FX Software)	1990	Pharaoh's Tomb is an arcade-adventure game set in a huge Egyptian pyramid. Explore 20 uniquely-dangerous levels riddled with ingenious puzzles and traps. You start with five lives and a few spears, which can he thrown at offending denizens that patrol the pyramid. Pharaoh's Tomb consists of four unique volumes, which concludes with "Nevada's Revenge." [3D Realms.com]*Released as freeware in March 2009.Nevada Smith has discovered artifacts that lead to a genuine lost tomb of an Egyptian pharaoh. Nevada Smith is tired of being a professor's assistant and like Dr. Henry Jones Jr., thinks he can find fortune and glory in archeology. But his boss, who is technically a real archaeologist, thinks he can loot the tomb as a retirement fund. Smith races to get inside the pyramid first, but he's trapped. In run'n'jump style, he must avoid pits, spikes, traps, and the pharaoh's breath while finding keys and collecting the artifacts for the museum. Also, the previous residents are still about and quite lively; bats, mummies and other monsters abound. Not quite defenseless, Smith can toss spears he happens to find but he lacks the skill to use them in hand-to-hand combat (a real archaeologist could figure it out) The game is divided into four episodes: [list] []Nevada Smith and the Raiders of the Lost Tomb []Nevada Smith and the Pharaoh's Curse []Nevada Smith and the Temple of Terror [*]Nevada's Revenge [/list] The first episode was distributed as shareware and the remaining episodes came with the shareware version. It runs amazing well on very ancient hardware and uses CGA graphics for increased legacy compatibility. Apogee discontinued sales of this game in 2000. Tags: The real name of the publishing company is Micro F/X Software, but the forward slash is used to denote multiple companies on UVL. Hence, the entry would appear as publish by "Micro F" and "X Software". Percent codes and ampersand codes both fail to work around this limitation. [Zerothis]
Crazy Sue	Dencker-Barile	1991
Horror Zombies from the Crypt	Millennium Interactive (Astral Software)	1991
Laby	Dominik Schuierer	1991

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