Last Updated: 18 Sep 2026
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Arcade1Up Back to Top
MyArcade Back to Top
Atari 2600 (2600) Back to Top
* = Not compatible with the 2600jr. Model
Atari 5200 (5200) Back to Top
The three controllers that I have for the Atari 5200 don't work. :(
Atari 7800 (7800) Back to Top
Vintage 7800 cartridges from the system's original run
7800 cartridges Released for the Atari+ platform
* = Atari 7800 game that will work with Atari 2600 controllers in various modes. Consult game manuals for details.
Atari Jaguar Back to Top
Atari ST Back to Top
Too bad that I don't have an Atari ST, but I will find one someday... And one of the 8-Bit Atari computers too... :)
Includes MS-DOS, Win95 through Win10 PC Games, MacOS/Linux-compatible titles, Steam games and TI-99/4A Cartridges.
IBM - Compatible PC Titles Back to Top
* = Requires a DLL file you have to find on the internet called 'DINO2D.DLL'
** = Special version that was bundled with a Gateway PC. Requires a special driver and the DVD drive built into that computer to work. Also have downloaded digital copy of this game from Steam.
Steam Titles Back to Top
- 3dSen PC (Emulator that plays NES games in 3D.)
- Aliens: Fireteam Elite
- Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
- Arcade Game Series: Galaga
- Arcade Game Series: Ms. Pac-Man
- Arcade Game Series: Pac-Man
- Asteroids: Recharged
- Atari Vault
- Audiosurf
- Audiosurf 2
- Axiom Verge
- Ballistic Tanks
- Battlezone Gold Edition (VR capable.)
- Bejeweled 2 Deluxe (Acquired on sale for 99 cents.)
- Bejeweled Twist (Acquired on sale for 99 cents.)
- Black Mesa (Definitive Edition)
- Black Widow: Recharged
- Blue Lightning (Atari Lynx port.)
- Breakout Beyond
- Breakout: Recharged
- Brutal Legend
- Castlevania Anniversary Collection
- Centipede: Recharged
- Checkered Flag (Atari Lynx port.)
- Commander Keen Complete Pack
- Contra: Operation Galuga
- Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy
- Dimension Drive
- Doom (2016 re-make.)
- Doom 64
- Doom Eternal
- Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour
- Dusk
- Dusk '82
- Electrocop (Atari Lynx port.)
- Formula Retro Racing
- Freedom Planet
- Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle (Ki ki ki... Ma ma ma...)
- Gates of Zendocon (Atari Lynx port.)
- Geometry Wars: Retro Evolved
- Geometry Wars 3: Dimensions Evolved
- Giana Sisters: Twisted Dreams
- Halo: The Master Chief Collection (Bought on sale for $21.83, including tax.)
- Hellbound
- Horizon Chase Turbo (Bought on sale for $7.41, including tax.)
- I, Robot
- Ion Fury
- Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game
- Left 4 Dead
- Left 4 Dead 2
- Mega Man 11
- Mega Man Legacy Collection (Has 1st 6 Mega Man games from the NES.)
- Mega Man Legacy Collection 2 (Has Mega Man 7-10.)
- Mega Man X Legacy Collection (Has Mega Man X1-X4.)
- Mega Man X Legacy Collection 2 (Has Mega Man X5-X8.)
- Missile Command: Recharged
- Moose Life
- Mortal Kombat XL (includes Kombat Packs 1 & 2.)
- The Orange Box (2 physical copies. Includes all installments of Half-Life 2, Portal & Team Fortress 2.)
- Outlast 2
- The Pinball Arcade (Free Download.)
- Pinball Arcade: Stern Pack 1 (DLC for Pinball Arcade. Includes Frankenstein, Flight 2000, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, Starship Troopers, Star Trek Vengeance Premium.)
- Pinball Arcade: Stern Pack 2 (DLC for Pinball Arcade. Includes High Roller Casino, Last Action Hero, Harley-Davidson, Phantom of the Opera, Mustang Premium, Ghostbusters Premium.)
- Polybius (VR capable Rail Shooter made by Jeff Minter.)
- Portal 2
- Quake Remastered
- Quake II - Enhanced Edition
- Quake III Arena
- Quake III: Team Arena
- Quake IV
- Raiden III: Digital Edition
- Raiden IV: Overkill
- Raiden V: Director's Cut
- Raiden Legacy
- Redneck Rampage
- Redout (Enhanced Edition)
- Retrowave
- Retrowave Drive
- Return to Castle Wolfenstein
- Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory
- Riptide GP2
- Rise of the Tomb Raider
- RoboCop: Rogue City
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (Part of the compilation SEGA Mega Drive & Genesis Classics.)
- Sonic 3 & Knuckles (Part of the compilation SEGA Mega Drive & Genesis Classics.)
- Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 1
- Sonic the Hedgehog 4: Episode 2
- Star Trek: 25th Anniversary*
- Star Trek: D-A-C (Has a Macintosh version of the software on the same disc.)
- Star Trek: Judgment Rites*
- Star Trek: Starfleet Academy*
- Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire
- Tempest 4000
- Tiger-Heli
- Todd's Adventures in Slime World (Atari Lynx port.)
- Tomb Raider (2013 Remake)
- Truxton
- Truxton II
- Twin Cobra
- Vektor Wars
- VVVVVV
- Wolfenstein 3D
- Wolfenstein 3D: Spear of Destiny
- WRATH: Aeon of Ruin
- Zarlor Mercenary (Atari Lynx port.)
- Zero Wing
* = I'm amazed that those old Star Trek games are actually available on Steam.
TI-99/4A Back to Top
Titles with no Hyperlink are educational or productivity software. They are listed here because I have no idea what else to do with them.
Microsoft XBOX (XBOX) Back to Top
- * = Limited or no functionality on the XBOX 360 platform. You can find out which XBOX games will still play on the XBOX 360 platform here on Wikipedia.
- ** = These XBOX games also contain a version for the XBOX 360 console on the same disc.
- You can check the backward compatibility for all Original XBOX titles on Microsoft's website here.
Microsoft XBOX 360 (X360) Back to Top
NOTE: You can check the backward compatibility for all XBOX 360 titles on Microsoft's website here.
Microsoft XBOX One (XB1) Back to Top
Yet another scenario where I end up with games for a system that I don't even own. Just like XBOX 360, Atari ST & TI-99/4A. Lolz...
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) Back to Top
* = My copy of Zelda II and the complete-in-box copies of The Legend of Zelda and Metroid are the re-issues from the early 1990's.
Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) Back to Top
Nintendo 64 (N64) Back to Top
I don't care what anyone says, this console was MUCH better than the first PlayStation... And DEFINITELY better than the SEGA Saturn.
Nintendo GameCube (GCN) Back to Top
Nintendo Wii (Wii) Back to Top
* = Link's Crowbow Training & 2 of the copies of Wii Sports came only with a paper sleeve instead of full-sized DVD-style cases.
Games downloaded to my Nintendo Wii from the Wii Virtual Console Back to Top
NOTE: Each title will have a link leading to pages about the original version & the original platform annotated in parantheses.
Nintendo WiiU (WiiU) Back to Top
Games downloaded to my Nintendo Wii U from the Wii U Virtual Console & eShop Back to Top
NOTE: Each title will have a link leading to pages about the original version & the original platform annotated in parantheses.
* = I downloaded Earth Defense, Mars & the Zen Classic Pack, which includes El Dorado, Shaman, Tesla, and V12.
All available tables for Zen Pinball 2 can be seen here.
Nintendo Switch (NS) Back to Top
Games downloaded to the Nintendo Switch (NS) Back to Top
Nintendo Switch 2 (NS2) Back to Top
Nothing yet. Put here as a placeholder.
Nintendo Switch 2 Downloads (NS2) Back to Top
Nothing yet. Put here as a placeholder.
Nintendo Game Boy (NGB) Back to Top
Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC) Back to Top
Sure seems like my GBC collection has a LOT of arcade and console classics/remakes...
Nintendo Game Boy Advance (GBA) Back to Top
Looks like my GBA collection has a LOT of arcade and console classics/remakes too...
Nintendo e-Reader (ERDR) Back to Top
1.) The Mario Party-e card game can be played on its own without an e-Reader.
2.) Balloon Fight, Clu Clu Land, the Donkey Kong games, Excitebike and Ice Climber are all ports of the NES versions of these games.
* = Card that came with e-Reader accessory. Kirby Slide and Manhole are both small games on a single card. Machamp, Machoke and Machop are all Pok�mon character cards that add to/enhance Pok�mon games that I'll never own. Same with the Animal Crossing card.
Nintendo DS (NDS) Back to Top
Nintendo 3DS (3DS) Back to Top
Games downloaded to my Nintendo 3DS from the Nintendo eShop Back to Top
NOTE: Each title will have the system/platform of original release annotated in parentheses at the end of title's line on the page. Links will also lead to pages about the original version.
(Board & Card games, Pong Boxes, Atari Flashback and other Plug'N'Play game devices)
Board Games Back to Top
Card Games Back to Top
Dedicated Consoles Back to Top
- Analogue Pocket (Portable that plays NGB, GBC, GBA natively & GG, NGPC, TG-16 & Atari Lynx w/ various adapters.)
- Analogue Pocket Game Gear Cartridge Adapter
- Atari 400 Mini
- Atari Flashback
- Atari Flashback 2 (2 loose copies, 1 missing an AC adapter.)
- Atari Flashback 2+ (Wiki entry for Flashback 2+ here.)
- Atari Flashback 3 (6 copies. Yes, you read that right. Wal-Mart sold them cheap.)
- Atari Flashback 4 (3 copies. 1 has Millipede as a bonus game.)
- Atari Flashback 5 (Special Edition with wired controllers.)
- Atari Flashback 64 (2 Copies. Seems to be a re-issue of FB4 w/o wireless controls and a few new games.)
- Atari GameStation Go (Has 209 games. 133 of them from Atari. 2 copies in my collection.)
- Atari Pocket Player Pro (Contains 77 Atari 2600 games and 23 bonus titles.)
- Colecovision Flashback
- Intellivision Flashback
- Intellivision 2nd Edition: 10 Video Game System
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Activision
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Atari 2600 (Controls are stiff and the port of Missile Command for Atari 2600 is flawed. NOT RECOMMENDED.)
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Atari Paddles (2 copies. 1 single player & 1 2-player version.)
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Mortal Kombat
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Pac-Man (AKA 'Namco TV Games'. Includes Bosconian, Dig-Dug, Galaxian, Pac-Man & Rally-X.)
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Retro Arcade featuring Pac-Man
- Jakk's Pacific TV Games: Space Invaders
- Magnavox Odyssey 3000 (Updated Magnavox clone of Atari Pong.)
- My Arcade Pole Position Pocket Player Max (Has arcade perfect copies of both Pole Position games.)
- Nintendo Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda (4 games included.)
- Nintendo Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. (3 games included.)
- NES Classic Edition (2 CIB copies & 2 loose. 30 games included in the device.)
- SNES Classic Edition (21 games included.)
- Pac-Man Connect and Play - 12 Classic Games
- Plug it in and Play: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (Darth Vader model.)
- SEGA Genesis Classic Game Console Special Edition (My version has 60 Games. The sound is horrendous. NOT RECOMMENDED.)
- SEGA Genesis Mini (42 games included.)
- SEGA Genesis Mini 2 (North American version imported from Japan through Amazon. 53 games included.)
- SEGA Genesis Ultimate Portable Game Player Deluxe (Sam's Club Exclusive Edition. Sound is still not perfect, but much improved.)
- Super Pocket: Atari Edition (Has 50 built-in games. They're listed at the bottom of the page in this link. System also plays Evercade cartridges.)
Colecovision Back to Top
Evercade Back to Top
Mattel Intellivision Back to Top
SEGA Master System (SMS) Back to Top
NOTE: Master System games with an asterisk are loose cartridges.
SEGA Game Gear (GG) Back to Top
Now if I only had a Game Gear external battery pack to make sure that it plays for more than 2 hours...
I do have an AC adapter that plugs directly into the unit, but that defeats the purpose of this system being PORTABLE.
SEGA Genesis (GEN) Back to Top
NOTE: Sonic 1, 2 and 3 can latch onto Sonic & Knuckles. With Sonic the Hedgehog latched on, you can unlock the Chaos Emerald mini-game from Sonic the Hedgehog 3 with Knuckles for the player character. With Sonic the Hedgehog 2 or Sonic the Hedgehog 3 latched on, you can play through those games with Knuckles instead of Sonic and/or Tails.
SEGA Saturn (SAT) Back to Top
SEGA Dreamcast (DC) Back to Top
Sony PS1 (PS1) Back to Top
* = Has a graphical glitch when playing Tempest on PS3. Your ship's shots don't show up on screen.
Sony PS2 (PS2) Back to Top
Sony PS3 (PS3) Back to Top
Games downloaded to my PS3 from the PlayStation Store Back to Top
Sony PSP (PSP) Back to Top
NOTE: * = Loose UMD disc. No case or instruction manual.
Sony PS Vita (PS Vita) Back to Top
Games downloaded to my PS Vita from the PlayStation Store Back to Top
I REALLY hope that I didn't forget anything...