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**''[[Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda Funky News Flash]]'' for [[PlayStation 4]] [[PSVR]] (physical [[Blu-ray]])) - developer: [[Grounding]], publisher: [[Limited Run Games]]
**''[[Space Channel 5 VR: Kinda Funky News Flash]]'' for [[PlayStation 4]] [[PSVR]] (physical [[Blu-ray]])) - developer: [[Grounding]], publisher: [[Limited Run Games]]
**''[[Zen Studios Ultimate VR Collection]]'' (''[[CastleStorm: Virtual Reality]]'', ''[[Infinite Minigolf]]'', ''[[Out of Ammo]]'', ''[[Pinball FX2 VR]]'') for [[PlayStation 4]] [[PSVR]] (physical [[Blu-ray]]) - developer: [[Zen Studios]], publisher: [[Perp Games]]
**''[[Zen Studios Ultimate VR Collection]]'' (''[[CastleStorm: Virtual Reality]]'', ''[[Infinite Minigolf]]'', ''[[Out of Ammo]]'', ''[[Pinball FX2 VR]]'') for [[PlayStation 4]] [[PSVR]] (physical [[Blu-ray]]) - developer: [[Zen Studios]], publisher: [[Perp Games]]
*October 30: [[THEC64]] ([[Emulated]] [[Commodore 64]] versions of ''[[Alleykat]]'', ''[[Anarchy]]'', ''[[The Arc of Yesod]]'', ''[[Attack of the Mutant Camels]]'', ''[[Avenger]]'', ''[[Battle Valley]]'', ''[[Bear Bovver]]'', ''[[Boulderdash]]'', ''[[Bounder]]'', ''[[California Games]]'', ''[[Chip's Challenge]]'', ''[[Confuzion]]'', ''[[Cosmic Causeway: Trailblazer II]]'', ''[[Cyberdyne Warrior]]'', ''[[Cybernoid II: The Revenge]]'', ''[[Deflektor]]'', ''[[Destroyer (1986 video game)|Destroyer]]'', ''[[Everyone's a Wally]]'', ''[[Farming Simulator]]'', ''[[Firelord]]'', ''[[Galencia]]'', ''[[Gateway to Apshai]]'', ''[[Gribbly's Day Out]]'', ''[[Heartland]]'', ''[[Berobotix]]'', ''[[Highway Encounter]]'', ''[[Hover Bovver]]'', ''[[IO]]'', ''[[Impossible Mission]]'', ''[[Impossible Mission II]]'', ''[[Iridis Alpha]]'', ''[[Jumpman]]'', ''[[Mega Apocalypse]]'', ''[[Mission A.D.]]'', ''[[Monty on the Run]]'', ''[[Nebulus]]'', ''[[Netherworld]]'', ''[[Nodes of Yesod]]'', ''[[Paradroid]]'', ''[[Pitstop II]]'', ''[[Planet of Death]]'', ''[[Ranarama]]'', ''[[Robin of the Wood]]'', ''[[Silicon Warrior]]'', ''[[Skate Crazy]]'', ''[[Speedball 2 - Brutal Deluxe]]'', ''[[Spindizzy]]'', ''[[Steel]]'', ''[[Street Sports Baseball]]'', ''[[Street Sports Basketball]]'', ''[[Summer Games II]]'', ''[[Super Cycle]]'', ''[[Sword of Fargoal]]'', ''[[Temple of Apshai Trilogy]]'' (remakes of ''[[Temple of Apshai]]'', ''[[Upper Reaches of Apshai]]'', and ''[[Curse of Ra]]'')'', ''[[Thing on a Spring]]'', ''[[Thing Bounces Back]]'', [[Trailblazer]]'', ''[[Uridium]]'', ''[[Wanted: Monty Mole]]'', ''[[Who Dares Wins II]]'', ''[[Winter Games]]'', ''[[World Games]]'', and ''[[Zynaps]]'', plus [[VIC-20]] versions of ''[[Gridrunner]]'' and ''[[Psychedelia]]'') - designer: [[Retro Games]], manufacturer: [[Koch Media]]
*October 30: [[THEC64]] ([[Emulated]] [[Commodore 64]] versions of ''[[Alleykat]]'', ''[[Anarchy]]'', ''[[The Arc of Yesod]]'', ''[[Attack of the Mutant Camels]]'', ''[[Avenger]]'', ''[[Battle Valley]]'', ''[[Bear Bovver]]'', ''[[Boulderdash]]'', ''[[Bounder]]'', ''[[California Games]]'', ''[[Chip's Challenge]]'', ''[[Confuzion]]'', ''[[Cosmic Causeway: Trailblazer II]]'', ''[[Cyberdyne Warrior]]'', ''[[Cybernoid II: The Revenge]]'', ''[[Deflektor]]'', ''[[Destroyer (1986 video game)|Destroyer]]'', ''[[Everyone's a Wally]]'', ''[[Farming Simulator]]'', ''[[Firelord]]'', ''[[Galencia]]'', ''[[Gateway to Apshai]]'', ''[[Gribbly's Day Out]]'', ''[[Heartland]]'', ''[[Berobotix]]'', ''[[Highway Encounter]]'', ''[[Hover Bovver]]'', ''[[IO]]'', ''[[Impossible Mission]]'', ''[[Impossible Mission II]]'', ''[[Iridis Alpha]]'', ''[[Jumpman]]'', ''[[Mega Apocalypse]]'', ''[[Mission A.D.]]'', ''[[Monty on the Run]]'', ''[[Nebulus]]'', ''[[Netherworld]]'', ''[[Nodes of Yesod]]'', ''[[Paradroid]]'', ''[[Pitstop II]]'', ''[[Planet of Death]]'', ''[[Ranarama]]'', ''[[Robin of the Wood]]'', ''[[Silicon Warrior]]'', ''[[Skate Crazy]]'', ''[[Speedball 2 - Brutal Deluxe]]'', ''[[Spindizzy]]'', ''[[Steel]]'', ''[[Street Sports Baseball]]'', ''[[Street Sports Basketball]]'', ''[[Summer Games II]]'', ''[[Super Cycle]]'', ''[[Sword of Fargoal]]'', ''[[Temple of Apshai Trilogy]]'' (remakes of ''[[Temple of Apshai]]'', ''[[Upper Reaches of Apshai]]'', and ''[[Curse of Ra]]'')'', ''[[Thing on a Spring]]'', ''[[Thing Bounces Back]]'', [[Trailblazer]]'', ''[[Uridium]]'', ''[[Wanted: Monty Mole]]'', ''[[Who Dares Wins II]]'', ''[[Winter Games (video game)|Winter Games]]'', ''[[World Games]]'', and ''[[Zynaps]]'', plus [[VIC-20]] versions of ''[[Gridrunner]]'' and ''[[Psychedelia]]'') - designer: [[Retro Games]], manufacturer: [[Koch Media]]
*November 3: [[Atari VCS]] - designer: [[Atari, Inc.]], manufacturer: [[Atari, S.A.]]
*November 3: [[Atari VCS]] - designer: [[Atari, Inc.]], manufacturer: [[Atari, S.A.]]
*November 6: ''[[Medusa's Labyrinth]]'' for [[Windows]] (digital) - developer: [[Guru Games]], publisher: [[Guru Games]]
*November 6: ''[[Medusa's Labyrinth]]'' for [[Windows]] (digital) - developer: [[Guru Games]], publisher: [[Guru Games]]
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*November 8: ''[[The First Console War]]'' (''[[Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration]]'' [[DLC]]) for [[Windows]] ([[Emulation]] of the [[Atari 2600]] versions of ''[[Air Raiders]]'', ''[[Antbear]]'', ''[[Armor Ambush]]'', ''[[Astroblast]]'', ''[[Basketball]]'', ''[[Dark Cavern]]'', ''[[Frogs & Flies]]'', ''[[International Soccer]]'', ''[[Sea Battle]]'', ''[[Star Strike]]'', ''[[Super Challenge Baseball]]'', ''[[Super Challenge Football]]'', ''[[Swordfight]]'', ''[[Tower of Mystery]]'', and ''[[Video Pinball]]'', the [[Atari 5200]] version of ''[[Final Legacy]]'', the [[Atari 7800]] version of ''[[Desert Falcon]]'', and the [[Atari 8-bit computer]] versions of ''[[Hardball]]'' and ''[[Xari Arena]]'') - developer: [[Digital Eclipse]], publisher: [[Atari, S.A.]]
*November 8: ''[[The First Console War]]'' (''[[Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration]]'' [[DLC]]) for [[Windows]] ([[Emulation]] of the [[Atari 2600]] versions of ''[[Air Raiders]]'', ''[[Antbear]]'', ''[[Armor Ambush]]'', ''[[Astroblast]]'', ''[[Basketball]]'', ''[[Dark Cavern]]'', ''[[Frogs & Flies]]'', ''[[International Soccer]]'', ''[[Sea Battle]]'', ''[[Star Strike]]'', ''[[Super Challenge Baseball]]'', ''[[Super Challenge Football]]'', ''[[Swordfight]]'', ''[[Tower of Mystery]]'', and ''[[Video Pinball]]'', the [[Atari 5200]] version of ''[[Final Legacy]]'', the [[Atari 7800]] version of ''[[Desert Falcon]]'', and the [[Atari 8-bit computer]] versions of ''[[Hardball]]'' and ''[[Xari Arena]]'') - developer: [[Digital Eclipse]], publisher: [[Atari, S.A.]]
*November 15:  
*November 15:  
**''[[Chartpak-64]]'' for [[Commodore 64]] (physical 5¼-inch [[floppy]]) - developer: [[Activision]], publisher: [[Activision]]
**''[[Chartpak-64]]'' for [[Commodore 64]] (physical 5¼-inch [[floppy]]) - developer: [[Abacus Software]], publisher: [[Abacus Software]]
**''[[Garry Kitchen's GameMaker]]'' for [[Commodore 64]] (physical 5¼-inch [[floppy]]) - developer: [[Abacus Software]], publisher: [[Abacus Software]]
**''[[Garry Kitchen's GameMaker]]'' for [[Commodore 64]] (physical 5¼-inch [[floppy]]) - developer: [[Activision]], publisher: [[Activision]]

Latest revision as of 03:03, 20 November 2024

This article contains West Elmira Computer Museum acquisitions from the year 2024. The items listed below were acquired on that date by the museum's founder, Jennifer McMurray.

Acquisitions by date

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