Windows XP
Software theme
Runs natively on WinXP and is supported by the developers/publishers on it.
771
games
3platforms
Alternate names: WinXP, Windows NT 5.1, Windows NT 5.2
WIN 2005-03-15
WIN 2007-09-18
WIN 2009-01-07
WIN 2004-12-09
WIN 2012-11-28
WIN 2010-03-30
WIN 2007-05-12
WIN 2005-01-18
WIN 2010-05-27
WIN 2011-06-10
WIN 2001-10-30
WIN ? *
Backwards compatibility:
* DOS : poor, through NTVDM; high resolution modes unsupported and screen updating is limited; 16-bit support non-existent on 64-bit versions.
* Win95 : poor
* Win98 : good
* NT4 : full(?)
* Win2k : full
The 16-bit subsystem required for DOS and Win3.1 is not present in x64 editions.
DirectX:
* Shipped with DirectX 8.1
* DirectX 9.0c last to support
Windows Home Server and Windows Server 2003 belong to same group but are not intended for gaming.
* DOS : poor, through NTVDM; high resolution modes unsupported and screen updating is limited; 16-bit support non-existent on 64-bit versions.
* Win95 : poor
* Win98 : good
* NT4 : full(?)
* Win2k : full
The 16-bit subsystem required for DOS and Win3.1 is not present in x64 editions.
DirectX:
* Shipped with DirectX 8.1
* DirectX 9.0c last to support
Windows Home Server and Windows Server 2003 belong to same group but are not intended for gaming.
64bit versions are 5.2 and 32bit versions 5.1
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Games by year
A | 2000 - DirectX 8 released |
B | 2001 - XP released |
C | 2002 - XP SP1 released 2002 - DirectX 9 released |
D | 2004 - XP SP2 released |
E | 2007 - Vista released |
F | 2008 - XP SP3 released |
G | 2009 - WXP's general support ceased by MS 2009 - Windows 7 released |
H | 2014 - WinXP planned end of support |
The first Windows XP video game was released in 1995.
Ubisoft, Paradox Interactive and Electronic Arts published most of these games.