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ARM CPU

Hardware entity

*123*
60
games
9
platforms

A RISC-based processor architecture originally by Acorn Computers (Acorn RISC Machine).

Notable people involved: Gerry Jo Trick Jellestad, Andreas Spaangberg, Antonio Messina, Masanao Izumo and Max Horn

Kobo Deluxe (Linux)
Kobo Deluxe
LIN 1999
Angry, Drunken Dwarves (Linux)
Angry, Drunken Dwarves
LIN 2004
Agendaroids (Linux)
Agendaroids
LIN 2001-11
DOOM (Windows CE)
DOOM
WCE 1999-06-09
Trackballs (Linux)
Trackballs
LIN 2003
Globulation 2 (Linux)
Globulation 2
LIN 2004
Castle-Combat (Linux)
Castle-Combat
LIN 2003-02-09
Xbreaky (Linux)
Xbreaky
LIN 2000
Orbit (Linux)
Orbit
LIN 1999
BlinKen - Memory Enhancement Game (Linux)
BlinKen - Memory Enhancement Game
LIN 2005
Bouncy the Hungry Rabbit (Linux)
Bouncy the Hungry Rabbit
LIN ? *
SuperTux: Revenge in Redmond (Linux)
SuperTux: Revenge in Redmond
LIN 2003

Popular tags

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Parent group

Processor architectures

Games by year

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The first ARM CPU video game was released in 1991.

New Breed Software, New Breed Software, SuperTux Dev Team, BeBits and Team17 Digital published most of these games.

Platforms

Linux33
BSD11
WinCE3
Pandora3
Zaurus3
Android2
Unix2
Solaris2
Windows1

Most common companies

New Breed Software6
SuperTux Dev Team2
BeBits2
Team17 Digital2