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name	publisher(developer)	year	player opts	description
Battlezone	Atari	1983	single player
Crush, Crumble and Chomp!	Automated Simulations	1983	single player
Tank	International PC Owners	1983	shared-screen
Arctic Fox	Electronic Arts (Dynamix)	1986	single player
Gemini-2	Paragon Software	1986	single player, cable/nullmodem
Night Fire	WallyWare	1986	hotseat
Ogre	Origin Systems	1986	single player, hotseat
Tanks	author	1986	single player
Kampfgruppe	SSI	1987	single player, hotseat
Mech Brigade	SSI	1987	single player, hotseat
Tommy's Tanks	Tommy's Toys	1987	single player
Cabal	Capcom (Interactive Designs)	1988	single player	The coin-op sensation that throws you deep into enemy territory with little more than a low-powered, single shot repeater for protection. With superior marksmanship and lighting reactions you can increase the odds - in your favour. Capture enhanced weaponry, including grenades, and now you can really make your mark! ... that is, until you come face to face with the enemy gunship, tanks and submarines. Equip yourself for some stunning arcade action, load up and **GO!!!
Fire Power	MicroIllusions (Silent Software)	1988	single player, split-screen
Splitz	I.B. Magazette	1988	single player
Tank	author	1988	shared-screen
Flash Attack	Galacticomm	1989	single player, shared-screen
Heavy Metal	Access Software	1989	single player
M1 Tank Platoon	Microprose (MPS Labs)	1989	single player	Also released on the compilation "Hits for Six: Volume Four".* [22]* [52]*** [37]
Omega	Origin Systems (Micro Magic)	1989	single player
RoboTank	author	1989	single player
Sarge	Capcom (Micro Talent)	1989	single player, shared-screen
Sky Shark	Taito	1989	single player
Steel Thunder	Accolade	1989	single player
The Battle of Kursk	author	1989	single player
Thunder Blade	Sega;U.S. Gold	1989	single player
Battle Command	Ocean (Realtime Games Software)	1990	single player
Conqueror	Rainbow Arts	1990	single player
Dark Century	Titus	1990	single player, split-screen
Robot Tank	author	1990	single player
Rommel-II	Ediciones Manali	1990	single player, shared-screen
Sands of Fire	Three-Sixty	1990	single player
Sherman M4	Loriciel	1990	single player
Soviet	Opera Soft	1990	single player
Tank Attack	CDS Software	1990	single player, hotseat
Tanque	Ediciones Manali	1990	single player
Team Yankee	Empire Software (The Assembly Line)	1990	single player
Armor Alley	Three-Sixty (Information Access Technologies)	1991	single player
Ground War	Enque Software	1991	shared-screen	Screenshots are from the enhanced 2.0 version of the game (also called "Ground War II"), which has better graphics and some other added features like variable tank speeds.
Midwinter II: Flames of Freedom	MicroProse;Rainbird (Maelstrom Games)	1991	single player
VGA Tanks	author	1992	single player, shared-screen
War in the Gulf	Empire	1993	single player	Directly from the game box: Take command of the long awaited sequel to the award winning Team Yankee & Pacific Islands. The Iraqi Republican Guard have overrun the oilfields of Northern Kuwait. War in the Gulf follows the fortunes of a crack unit of M1 tanks as the action unfolds. - 25 battle areasa individually coded to very fine detail. - View the battlefield from four different perspectives using a 3D mix of bitmap and vector graphics. - Take command of 4 tank units, simultaneously controlling 16 different vehicles through the unique split screen control system. - Call upon the latest military technology including Laser-Range Finders, infra-red imaging, TOW, HEAT & SABOT missiles. - Liberate Kuwaiti villages, capture oilwells and disrupt desert supply lines. - Lay minefields and order up artillery barrages. - M1 Abrams, BTR60's, T72's, M2 Bradleys, M113 APC's, ITV's, Hughes 500 Helicopters.
Battle Isle 2	Blue Byte	1994	single player	[22]* [37]*They also published a scenery cd with the title "Titan's Legacy" (Original German title: "Das Erbe des Titan")
Micro$oft Simulator	Pers' Wastaiset Produktiot	1994	single player	Hire bodyguards, because you'll be making enemies. Sue, sue, sue people for making better products than your company. But, make sure legal fees don't exceed settlements. Only pick the best and most initiative to crush and take ideas from. When that fails, you might try making software to sell. Nah, just shuffle the icons and buttons and put a bigger number on the box. Spending more funds on promotion rather than development should be enough to convince people to buy your software instead of anything better. Die with the most miljoons you can get. Plain text display, well fancy text display. Colorful menus and cut scenes rendered in ASCII Art.
Across the Rhine	Microprose	1995	single player
Steel Panthers II: Modern Battles	SSI	1996	single player, hotseat, E-mail
Tank Arena	3.14 Sofware	1997	single player, split-screen, shared-screen
Z.A.R.	Auric Vision (Maddox Games)	1998	single player, cable/nullmodem, LAN, Internet	Supported special display hardware: * SimulEyes VR (StereoGraphics Corp) * 3D Stereo Set/3DBIOS (?) * VFX1 Headgear VR System (?) * I-Glasses Mono/Stereo (Virtual I-O) Supported special controllers: * CyberPuck (?)
Gunmetal	Mad Genius Software	1998	single player, LAN, Internet	This game may have been also for Windows, but it also may be another case of marketing playing on Win95/98's backwards compatibility with DOS.***Not to be mistaken with the later [game=Gun Metal]Gun Metal[/game] (by Rage Software, 2003).

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