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...g Derby]]'', ''[[Freeway]]'', ''[[Frostbite]]'', ''[[Grand Prix]]'', ''[[H.E.R.O.]]'', ''[[Hard Head]]'', ''[[Ice Hockey]]'', ''[[Kabobber]]'', ''[[Kabo **''[[Don't Give Up]]'' for [[Windows]] (digital via [[Humble Vault]]) - publisher: [[H

...an. There were a few produced in that region, but the early releases didn't catch on with the gaming public. ...ree-part episodic adventure series released from 1983 to [[1984]] by [[T&E Soft]] titled ''[[Legend of Star Arthur]] (スターアーサー伝説, Sutāās

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FreeSCI was a project by [[Magnus Reftel]], [[Lars Skovlund]], [[Christopher T. Lansdown]], and [[Christoph Reichenbach]] that ran Sierra games that used ...e the residual adventure games by [[Lucasfilm Games|LucasArts]] that weren't supported by ScummVM. It was also a word pun, as grime is a residue. On M

...e="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | ''[[Digger T. Rock]]'' | style="border-style: solid; border-width: 1px; text-align:center" | [[T&E Soft]]

...imotes]]. Due to the motion controls, it was installed in places that didn't usually have video game consoles such as retirement homes and therapy cente It was backward-compatible with Nintendo DS games that didn't use the Game Boy Advance slot as well as Nintendo DSi games.