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.... Pro-Am''' was a racing [[video game]] developed by [[Rare]] in [[1988]]. It was the first game in the [[R.C. Pro-Am|''R.C. Pro-Am'' series]]. It was re-released via [[emulation]] as part of ''[[Rare Replay]]'' for [[Xbox

It was first released for [[DOS]] using the [[Allegro]] development library by ...indows]] by [[Atani Software]] on August 3, 2000. [[Domenico Dato]] ported it to [[Linux]] on August 1, 2000, to [[BeOS]] on August 6, 2000, and to [[Com

'''Xbox''' is a brand name owned by [[Microsoft]]. It has been used for its [[video game console]]s. It is also used for [[video game]]s and [[application software|application]]s

...ire''''' is a game by [[Nintendo Research & Development 1|Nintendo R&D1]]. It was the fourth [[Game & Watch]] game. ''Fire'' was released as a silver Game & Watch system in 1980. It was released in Wide Screen format in 1981.

...System also was based on Super Nintendo Entertainment System hardware, but it was intended for [[arcade]]s.

...on the [[The Oregon Trail (1971 video game)|1971 game of the same name]]. It was the first graphical game in [[The Oregon Trail|''The Oregon Trail'' ser

It was released on July 8, [[2009]], for [[Windows]] and on July 11, [[2016]] Astronauts travel to detonate a meteor before it can crash into the Earth. However, the asteroid is a spaceship that transpo

[[Video game]]s are sometimes referred to as apps, although it is common for video games to be classified separately from other apps.

...''') was an [[adventure game]] developed by [[Metropolis Software House]]. It was released in Poland in 1994. It was released in Poland on [[floppy disk]] in [[1994]].

It was released on November 11, 2022, as part of the ''[[Atari 50: The Anniver ...ccrued due to the [[video game crash of 1983|video game crash]] that year, it was never released.

...was also the second game to feature Nintendo's mascot [[Mario]]. As such, it was brought to most of Nintendo's subsequent systems, either as ports or th ...ferent systems, both through traditional game ports and through emulation. It was first released to arcades in 1982.

...ega]] for the [[arcade]] market in 1998 and for [[Dreamcast]] in [[2001]]. It was the second of two games in the [[Fighting Vipers|''Fighting Vipers'' se It was included in ''[[Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name]]'' f

It is the fifth game in the [[Kunio-kun|''Kunio-kun'' series]]. ...Boy Advance]] as part of ''Kunio-kun Nekketsu Collection 2'' in 2005, and it was emulated on the Wii Virtual Console in 2007.

It soon became apparent that it could be used to allow the Dreamcast to boot code on a standard [[Compact d ...X]], as [[Interact]] had acquired the rights for release in North America. It was shown at the [[Consumer Electronics Show]], which ran from January 6 to

It consists of books, comics, music, and [[video game]]s. It was originally created on February 20, 1987, by [[Konami]] with the release

It was released to the general public in August 1991 and, through web browsers

It contains [[emulation|emulated]] versions of two [[mobile phone|feature phon It was published by [[Hamster]] on December 17, [[2014]], for [[Android]] and

It was a peripheral for the [[Game Boy Advance]] that would read a barcode on The original '''Card e-Reader''' lacked link-cable support. It was released in Japan in December 2001.

He designed a mechanical [[punched card]] that programmed a loom so that it would thread in the holes punched in the card.

It was published and distributed by [[On-Line Systems]] in North America in [[ It was also ported to [[DOS]] by [[Gary Thompson]] and [[Paul Schlyter]]. The