Atari Games
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Video games |
| Predecessor | Atari, Inc. (coin-operated division) |
| Founded | 1985 |
| Fate | Renamed Midway Games West Inc. in 1999; dissolved in 2003 |
| Successor | Midway Games West Inc. |
| Headquarters | United States |
Area served | Worldwide |
Key people | Hideyuki Nakajima (President), Ed Logg (Executive), Richard Seaborne (Sports game development lead) |
| Products | Arcade video games, home console games (via Tengen label) |
| Parent | Warner Communications (until 1987), then independent, later Time Warner Interactive (1994), WMS Industries (1996), Midway Games (1998) |
Atari Games Corporation was a prominent American developer of arcade video games from 1985 until 1999, later functioning as Midway Games West Inc. until its closure in 2003. The company emerged when Warner Communications transferred the coin-operated video game division of Atari, Inc. into a joint venture with Namco, becoming one of several entities carrying on the Atari legacy.
Under the Atari brand, the firm created and published arcade titles and distributed games on home platforms such as the Commodore 64, Game Boy, and Nintendo Entertainment System through its Tengen label, established for legal considerations. Some of its well-known releases include Tetris, Road Runner, RoadBlasters, Primal Rage, Hard Drivin', and San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing.
Following Namco’s divestment of its majority stake in 1987, Atari Games operated autonomously until being merged into Time Warner Interactive in 1994. It was acquired by WMS Industries in 1996 and subsequently became part of Midway Games after WMS spun off its gaming division in 1998. The Atari brand was retired in 2003 when the company ceased operations; later, in 2009, its assets were reacquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment after Midway’s bankruptcy.
History
After suffering losses amounting to $500 million during the first three quarters of 1983, Warner Communications’ Atari, Inc. retained only its profitable arcade coin-operated segment. In 1984, Warner sold Atari’s consumer products division to Jack Tramiel, who rebranded it as Atari Corporation. Meanwhile, Warner kept the coin-op division and renamed it Atari Games, Inc.. This arrangement mandated that "Games" be included in the company’s name and prohibited use of the Atari brand within the consumer market. Most original personnel and projects remained with Atari Games while Atari Corp. streamlined its operations.
In 1985, Warner and Namco established AT Games, Inc., transferring Atari Games’ coin-operated division to this newly formed company. Namco held a controlling interest with Warner owning 40%. Later on, Namco sold a 33% stake to employees led by president Hideyuki Nakajima, effectively granting Atari Games operational independence. Its subsidiary Atari Ireland produced games for the European market and also developed Sega’s Hang-On (1985) under Namco’s direction.
Beginning in 1988, Atari Games marketed cartridges for the Nintendo Entertainment System under the Tengen label for home consoles. These titles were primarily developed by Atari Games staff. Legal battles with Nintendo over rights to Tetris and Tengen’s circumvention of Nintendo’s lockout chip culminated in a settlement in 1994 involving monetary damages and licensing agreements.
In 1992, Richard Seaborne joined to spearhead sports game development for platforms like the Sega Genesis. After Warner Communications merged with Time Inc. in 1989 to form Time Warner, it regained control over Atari Games in 1994 through Time Warner Interactive. The Tengen brand was phased out in favor of Time Warner Interactive for home releases; by mid-1994, Atari Games, Tengen, and Time Warner Interactive were consolidated under this unified identity.
Following Nakajima’s passing in 1994, Ed Logg resumed leadership of home console game development. During the mid-1990s, Time Warner Interactive participated as part of Nintendo’s Ultra 64 Dream Team.
In April 1996, after Nolan Bushnell’s unsuccessful acquisition attempt, WMS Industries purchased Atari Games, reinstating its original name and integrating its consumer division into Williams Entertainment. Management was tasked with finding a buyer as Time Warner exited the gaming sector; it would not re-enter until establishing Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment in 2004.
On April 6, 1998, WMS spun off its video game holdings as Midway Games, which then took ownership of Atari Games. Concurrently, Hasbro Interactive acquired the Atari brand for home markets from JTS Corporation. Subsequently, on November 19, 1999, Atari Games Corporation was renamed Midway Games West Inc., marking the end of the Atari Games designation.
Midway withdrew from arcade operations in 2001 due to declining market conditions; however, Midway Games West continued producing home games until it was dissolved on February 7, 2003. This closure followed poor sales performance that led to layoffs including industry veterans dating back to the 1970s era. Two announced projects were cancelled amid the shutdown.
Though no longer operationally active, Midway Games West remained as a holding entity for copyrights and trademarks associated with Atari Games. After Midway filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in February 2009, most assets were acquired by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment in July that year—reuniting Atari Games’ intellectual property with Time Warner once more.
Developed
'"Wayne Gretzky and the NHLPA All-Stars"' '"Sega Genesis,SNES,DOS"' '"Time Warner Interactive"' '"Cygnus Multimedia Productions(SNES);Semi Logic Entertainments(DOS)"' '"San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing"' '"Arcade,Nintendo 64,P layStation"' '"Atari Games"' '"Climax Entertainment(PS)"' '"San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing - Alcatraz Edition"' '"Arcade,MICROSOFT Windows"' '"Atari Games"' '"Karma Entertainment(WIN)"' '"Gauntlet Legends"' '"Arcade,Nintendo 64,P layStation,Dreamcast"' '"Atari Games,SNK"' '"Midway Games West(PS/DC)"' '"Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA"' '"Nintendo 64"' '"Midway Games"' '"Road Burners"' '"Arcade"' '"Atari Games"' '"San Francisco Rush 2049"' '"Arcade,Nintendo 64,Dreamcast,G ame Boy Color "' '"Atari Games "' '"Midway Games West(Nintendo 64,Dreamcast);Handheld Games(GBC)"'| Year | Title | Initial platform(s) | Publisher | Collaborating developer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1985 | Paperboy | Arcade, Acorn Electron, BBC Micro, Commodore 16, Plus/4, Commodore 64, TRS-80 Color Computer, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Apple II/IIGS, MS-DOS, NES, Amiga, Atari ST/Lynx, Game Boy, Master System, Game Gear, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, Game Boy Color, J2ME, Xbox Live Arcade, BlackBerry, iOS | Atari Games, Namco | Elite Systems (AE/BBCM/C16/C64/ZXS/CPC/AGA/ST), Kingsoft GmbH (CP/4), Mindscape (AII/IIGS), Magpie Computer Developments (DOS), Eastridge Technology (NES/GB), Al Baker & Associates (Lynx), Tiertex Design Studios (MS/GG), MotiveTime (GEN), GameBrains (GBC), MoJive (J2ME), Digital Eclipse (XBLA), Vivid Games (iOS) |
| Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back | Arcade, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, BBC Micro, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum | Atari Games | Vektor Grafx (AGA/CPC/ST/BBCM/C64/ZXS) | |
| Peter Pack Rat | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum | Atari Games | Software Creations (CPC/C64/ZXS) | |
| Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, MSX, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, NES, Amiga, Apple II, MS-DOS | Atari Games | Paragon Programming (CPC/C64/ST/DOS), U.S. Gold (MSX), Mindscape (AII), Level Systems (AGA) | |
| Gauntlet | Arcade, Atari 8-bit computers, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, MSX, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, MS-DOS, Apple IIGS/II, NES, Macintosh, Master System, J2ME, Xbox Live Arcade | Atari Games | Gremlin Graphics (Atari 8-bit/CPC/C64/MSX/ZXS), Adventure Soft (ST), Mindscape (DOS/AII/IIGS), Sorcerer's Apprentice Software Productions (Mac OS), Tiertex (MS), TKO Software (J2ME), Digital Eclipse (XBLA) | |
| 1986 | Super Sprint | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, NES | Atari Games | Catalyst Coders/Software Studios (CPC/C64/ZXS), State of the Art (ST) |
| Road Runner | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Atari 2600, MS-DOS, NES | Atari Games | Canvas Software (CPC/ST/C64/ZXS), Atari Corporation (2600), Banana Development (DOS), Beam Software (NES) | |
| Gauntlet II | Arcade, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, Atari ST, ZX Spectrum, Amiga, MS-DOS, NES, Game Boy, PlayStation Network | Atari Games | Gremlin Graphics (CPC/C64/ST/ZXS/AGA), Eastridge Technology (DOS/NES/GB), Backbone Emeryville (PSN) | |
| Championship Sprint | Arcade, Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum, PlayStation Network | Atari Games | Catalyst Coders/Software Studios (C64/CPC/ZXS), Backbone Emeryville (PSN) | |
| 720° | Arcade, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, NES, Game Boy Color | Atari Games | Tiertex (C64/ZXS/CPC), Beam Software (NES/US C64), GameBrains (GBC) | |
| 1987 | RoadBlasters | Arcade, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST,NES,Lynx,Sega Genesis/Mega Drive | Atari Games | Probe Software (AGA/ST), DJL Software (CPC/ZXS), Beam Software (NES), Atari Corporation(Lynx), Sterling Silver Software(GEN) |
| APB | Arcade,Ami ga ,Amstrad CPC ,Atari ST ,Commodore 64 ,MS-DOS ,ZX Spectrum ,Lynx | Atari Games | Walking Circles(AGA/CPC/ST/C64/DOS/ZXS) ,Quicksilver Software(Lynx) | |
| Xybots | Arcade ,Amiga ,Amstrad CPC ,Atari ST ,Commodore 64 ,MSX ,ZX Spectrum ,Lynx | Atari Games | Teque Software Development(AGA/CPC/ST/C64/MSX/ZXS) ,NuFX(Lynx) | |
| 1988 | Blasteroids | Arcade ,Amiga ,Amstrad CPC ,Atari ST ,Commodore 64 ,MS-DOS ,MSX ,ZX Spectrum | Atari Games | Teque Software Development(AGA/CPC/ST/C64/MSX/ZXS) |
| Vindicators | Arcade ,Amiga ,Amstrad CPC ,Atari ST ,NES ,ZX Spectrum ,Commodore 64 | Atari Games | Consult Computer Systems(AGA/C64) ,Consult Software(CPC/ST/ZXS) ,Westwood Associates(NES) | |
| Toobin' | Arcade ,MSX ,Amiga ,Amstrad CPC ,Atari ST ,Commodore 64 ,MS-DOS ,NES,ZXSpectrum,GBC | Atari Games | Teque Software Development(MSX/AGA/CPC/ST/C64/DOS/ZXS) ,Digital Eclipse(GBC) | |
| Cyberball | Arcade ,Amiga ,Amstrad CPC ,Atari ST ,Commodore 64 ,MS-DOS,Sega Genesis/Mega Drive,ZXSpectrum,NES | Atari Games | Quixel(AGA/CPC/ST/C64/DOS/ZXS) ,Sega(GEN) | |
| 1989 | Hard Drivin' | Arcade,Ami ga,A mstrad CPC,A tari ST,Z X Spectrum,S ega Genesis/Mega Drive,A tari Lynx,C ommodore 64 | A tari G ames | T eque S oftware D evelopment( A GA ),B inary D esign( C PC /Z X S ),S terling S ilver S oftware( G EN ),N uFX( L ynx ) |
| Tetris | Arcade,NES | A tari G ames | ||
| Vindicators Part II | Arcade | A tari G ames | ||
| Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters | Arcade,Ami ga,A mstrad CPC,A tari ST,C ommodore 64,M S-D OS,S AM C oupé,Z X S pectrum | A tari G ames | T eque S oftware D evelopment( A GA /C PC /S T /C 64 /D OS /Z X S ),E nigma V ariations(S AM ) | |
| 'Tournament Cyberball 2072' | 'Arcade,Lynx,Xbox Live Arcade' | 'Atari Games' | 'BlueSky Software(Lynx),Digital Eclipse(XBLA)' | |
| 'S.T.U.N. Runner' | 'Arcade,Ami ga,A mstrad CPC,A tari ST,C ommodore 64,M S-D OS,Z X S pectrum,A tari Lynx' | 'A tari G ames' | 'The Kremlin(A GA /A ST /C 64 /D OS ),Mind's Eye(C PC /Z XS ),A tari Corporation(L ynx )' | |
| 'Skull & Crossbones' | 'Arcade,NES,Ami ga,A mstrad CPC,A tari ST,C ommodore 64,M S-D OS,Z X S pectrum' | 'A tari G ames' | 'Walking Circles(A GA /C PC /S T /C 64 /D OS /Z XS )' | |
| 1990 | 'Badlands' | 'Arcade,Ami ga,A tari ST,C ommodore 64,Z X S pectrum,A mstrad CPC' | 'A tari G ames' | 'Teque London(A GA /S T /C 64 /Z XS /C PC )' |
| 'Klax' | 'Multiple platforms including Arcade,NES,Nintendo Entertainment System,Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and more' | 'A tari G ames,Namco' | 'Teque Software Development(A GA /C PC /S T /C 64 /D OS /M SX /Z XS ),Various others for specific platforms' | |
| 'Hydra' | 'Arcade,A mstrad CPC,A mi ga,A tari ST,C ommodore 64,Z X S pectrum,A tari Lynx' | 'A tari G ames' | 'Moonstone Computing(C PC /Z XS ),ICE Software(A GA /S T /C 64 ),NuFX(L ynx )' | |
| 'ThunderJaws' | 'Arcade,A mi ga,A mstrad CPC,A tari ST,C ommodore 64' | 'A tari G ames' | 'The Kremlin(A GA /C PC /S T /C 64 )' | |
| 'Pit-Fighter' | 'Multiple platforms including Arcade,NES,SNES,Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and more' | 'A tari G ames' | 'Teque London(A GA /C PC /S T /C 64 /Z XS ),Oxford Mobius(D OS ),Eastridge Technology(S NES/G B ),Sterling Silver Software(G EN ),Al Baker & Associates(L ynx ),The Kremlin(M S )' | |
| 'Race Drivin | 'Multiple platforms including Arcade,SNES,Sega Genesis,Sega Saturn and more' | 'A tari G ames' | 'Walking Circles(A GA /S T/D OS ),Imagineering(S NES ),Argonaut Software(G B ),Polygames(G EN ),Time Warner Interactive(S S )' | |
| 'R.B.I. Baseball 2' | 'NES,C ommodore 64,D OS,A mi ga,A mstrad CPC,Z X S pectrum ' | 'Tengen ' | 'The Kremlin(C 64/A GA /C PC/A ST/Z XS ),Novotrade International(D OS ) ' | |
| 'Shuuz!' | 'Arcade ' | 'A tari G ames ' | ||
| 1991 | 'Rampart ' | 'Multiple platforms including Arcade,NES,SNES,Sega Genesis/Game Boy and more ' | 'A tari G ames ' | 'The Kremlin(A GA/S T/C 64 ),Bitmasters(D OS/N ES/S NES ),Punk Development(M S ),Silicon Sorcery(G EN ),C-lab.(G B ),Atari Corporation(L ynx ),Digital Eclipse(G BC ) ' |
| 'Batman ' | 'Arcade ' | 'A tari G ames ' | ||
| 'Race Drivin Panorama ' | 'Arcade ' | 'A tari G ames ' | ||
| "R.B.I. Baseball 3" | "NES,Sega Genesis/Mega Drive" | "Tengen" | ||
| "Road Riot 4WD" | "Arcade,SNES,Falcon" | "Atari Games" | "Equilibrium(SNES),Images Software(Falcon)" | |
| "Steel Talons" | "Multiple platforms including Arcade,Lynx,Sega Genesis/SNES,Falcon" | "Atari Games" | "NuFX(Lynx),Polygames(Genesis),Panoramic Software(SNES),Atari Corporation(Falcon)" | |
| "Off the Wall" | "Arcade" | "Atari Games" | ||
| 1992 | "Relief Pitcher" | "Arcade,SNES" | "Atari Games" | "Eastridge Technology(SNES)" |
| "Guardians of the 'Hood" | "Arcade" | "Atari Games" | ||
| "Moto Frenzy" | "Arcade" | "Atari Games" | ||
| "R.B.I. Baseball 4" | "Sega Genesis/Mega Drive" | "Tengen" | ||
| "Space Lords" | "Arcade " | "Atari Games " | ||
| 1993 | "Awesome Possum Kicks Dr. Machino's Butt " | " Sega Genesis/Mega Drive " | "Tengen " | |
| "Dragon's Revenge " | " Sega Genesis/Mega Drive " | "Tengen " | ||
| "Paperboy 2 " | " Sega Genesis/Mega Drive " | "Tengen " | ||
| "R.B.I. Baseball '93 " | " Sega Genesis/Mega Drive " | "Tengen " | ||
| 1994 | "Dick Vitale's Awesome Baby! College Hoops " | " Sega Genesis/Mega Drive " | "Time Warner Interactive " | |
| "T-MEK " | " Arcade;32X;MS-DOS " | " Atari Games " | " Bits Corporation(32X/DOS) " | |
| "Primal Rage " | " Multiple platforms including Arcade;Game Boy;Game Gear;MS-DOS;Sega Genesis;SNES;3DO;32X;Jaguar CD;PlayStation;Saturn;Amiga " | " Time Warner Interactive " | " Probe Entertainment(GB/GG/GEN/3DO/32X/JAG CD/PS/SS/AGA);Teeny Weeny Games(DOS);Bitmasters(SNES) " | |
| "R.B.I. Baseball '94 " | " Sega Genesis/Mega Drive;Game Gear " | " Tengen " | " Al Bakser & Associates(GG) " | |
| 1995 | "R.B.I. Baseball '95 " | "32X " | "Time Warner Interactive " | |
| "Time Warner Interactive's VR Virtua Racing " | "Saturn " | "Time Warner Interactive " | ||
| 1996
'"Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey"' '"Arcade,Nintendo 64"' '"Atari Games"' |
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| 1997
'"Mace: The Dark Age"' '"Arcade,Nintendo 64"' '"Atari Games"' |
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| 1998
'"California Speed"' '"Arcade,Nintendo 64"' '"Atari Games"' |
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| 1999
'"War Final Assault"' '"Arcade"' '"Atari Games"' |
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Midway Games West Era
| 2000 | Skins Game | Arcade | Midway Games West | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gauntlet Dark Legacy | Arcade, PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube | Midway Games West | ||
| San Francisco Rush 2049 | Nintendo 64, Dreamcast | Midway Games West | Hand Held Games (GBC) | |
| Hydro Thunder | Arcade | Midway Games West | Midway San Diego | |
| 2002 | Dr. Muto | PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube | Midway Games West | Digital Eclipse (GBA) |
Released Titles
| Year | Game Title | Initial Platform(s) | Developer | Co-Publisher |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1987 | Rolling Thunder | Arcade, Commodore 64, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, NES, ZX Spectrum | Namco | Namco, U.S. Gold (C64/AGA/CPC/ST/ZX), Tengen |
| Dunk Shot | Arcade | Sega | Sega | |
| Dragon Spirit | Arcade, X68000, TurboGrafx-16, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, C64, NES, ZX Spectrum, Atari ST, MS-DOS | Namco | Namco, Micomsoft (X68K), NEC (TG-16), Domark (AGA/CPC/C64/ZXS/ST/DOS), Bandai (NES) | |
| R.B.I. Baseball | Arcade, NES | Namco | Namco, Tengen | |
| Pac-Mania | Arcade, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, C64, MSX, ZX Spectrum, X68000, NES, Acorn Archimedes, Master System, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, BREW, J2ME, Zeebo | Namco | Namco, Grandslam Interactive (AGA/CPC/ST/C64/MSX/ZXS), Micomsoft (X68K), Tengen (NES/GEN), Domark (AA), TecMagik (MS) | |
| 1988 | Galaga '88 | Arcade, TurboGrafx-16, X68000, i-mode, EZweb | Namco | Namco, NEC (TG-16), Micomsoft (X68K) |
| Final Lap | Arcade, Famicom | Namco | Namco, Namcot (FC) | |
| Assault | Arcade | Namco | Namco | |
| 1989 | Splatterhouse | Arcade, TurboGrafx-16, FM Towns, Windows, Windows Mobile, iOS, J2ME, BlackBerry | Namco Splatter Team | Namco, Ving, MediaKite Distribution |
| Four Trax | Arcade, Sega Mega Drive | Namco | Namco | |
| 1990 | Mad Dog McCree | Arcade, 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, DVD, iOS, Windows, Nintendo 3DS, Philips CD-i, PlayStation Network, Sega CD, Wii | American Laser Games | CapDisc (CD-i), Digital Leisure (iOS/Windows/Wii), Engine Software (3DS) |
Projects Cancelled
| Title | Genre | Publisher(s) | Expected Release or Last Mentioned Year | Comments/Reasons |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accelerator' | Racing | Atari Games | 1988 | Split-screen racing experience for two players. |
| Arcade Classics' | Compilation | Atari Games | 1992 | Remastered collections featuring Centipede and Missile Command. |
| Battle Mech' | Fighting | Atari Games | 1992 | Artwork created by ex-Accolade artist Stu Shepherd. |
| Beat Head' | Puzzle | Atari Games | 1993 | Tile-matching puzzle title. |
| Beavis and Butt-Head' | Beat 'em up | Atari Games | April 9, 2016 | Based on MTV's animated series; designed for hardware related to 3DO. |
| BMX Heat' | Racing | Atari Games | 1991 | Motorcycle racing game. |
| BloodLust I.K.3' | Fighting | Atari Games | February 1998 | Follow-up to International Karate +, developed by System 3; PC-based platform. |
| Cyberstorm' | Fighting | Atari Games | March 23, 2018 | Mecha fighting game inspired by Street Fighter II, discontinued due to unsatisfactory visuals; tested at Golfland. |
| Danger Express' | Run and gun | Atari Games | 1992 | Terminated following location testing phase. |
| Fishin' Frenzy' | Fishing | Time Warner Interactive | 1995 | Tested but abandoned due to poor revenue; operated on COJAG hardware. |
| Freeze' | Puzzle | Atari Games | December 1996 | Demonstrated at the 1996 AMOA show; built on COJAG hardware. |
| Gladiator: The Crimson Reign' |
2002 |
Cancelled following studio closure. | ||
| Guts and Glory' | Shoot 'em up | Atari Games | 1989 | Two-player war-themed shooting game. |
| Hard Drivin's Airborne' | Racing | Atari Games | 1993 | Sequel to Hard Drivin' II: Drive Harder. |
| style="text-align: left;" > Hot Rod Rebels'
> Racing > > 2000 > Successor to San Francisco Rush 2049, developed for PC-based systems. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Marble Man: Marble Madness II'
> Platform/Racing > Atari Games > September 11, 2008 > Follow-up to Marble Madness. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Metal Maniax'
> Vehicular combat > Atari Games > 1994 > Development discontinued due to lack of arcade popularity. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Meanstreak'
> Racing/Vehicular combat > Atari Games > January 15, 2008 > Combat racing title involving vehicles. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Nitrocity'
> > Midway Games West > 2002 > Cancelled when the development studio was closed. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Police Academy'
> Platformer > Tengen > 1991 > NES platform game adaptation. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Primal Rage II'
> Fighting > Atari Games > March 23, 2018 > Sequel to Primal Rage. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Road Riot's Revenge Rally'
> Racing > Atari Games > 1993 > Follow-up to Road Riot 4WD. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Space Hero'
> Adventure > Tengen > 1992 > Released for the Sega Genesis home console system. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Sparkz'
> Grid-based puzzle game. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Street Drivin'
> Successor to Hard Drivin's Airborne. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Tenth Degree'
> A three-dimensional fighting game created by former Capcom staff members. | ||||
| style="text-align: left;" > Vicious Circle'
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