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Atlantis - Intellivision game - happened in 1982.
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Intellivision World Series Baseball was created in 1983.
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Intellivision World Series Baseball happened in 1983.
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Baseball - Intellivision video game - happened in 1980.
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Baseball - Intellivision video game - was created in 1980.
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One is able to purchase an Intellivision at several different places online and in retail stores, these locations include the following: Amazon, Intellivision website, and Art Van.
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Intellivision Classic Games - 1999 VG is rated/received certificates of:
USA:E
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Intellivision Classic Games - 1999 VG was released on:
USA: 30 September 1999
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Icons - 2002 Intellivision 2-5 was released on:
USA: 23 March 2003
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Have you never heard of Google? http://www.google.com It took me about 5 minutes to find most of the BIOS you mention.
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The earliest games are from earliest to latest: Donkey Kong - Arcade
Donkey Kong - Atari 2600
Donkey Kong - ColecoVision
Donkey Kong - Game & Watch
Donkey Kong - Intellivision
Donkey Kong Jr. - Arcade
Donkey Kong Jr. - Atari 2600
Donkey Kong Jr. - Game & Watch
Greenhouse - Game & Watch
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Hello! On Christmas Eve 1906, Reginald Fessenden made the first radio audio broadcast, from Brant Rock, Massachusetts, playing O Holy Night on the violin and reading a passage from the Bible.
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The atari 5200 controller was one of the first controllers to have a pause button. It also have two buttons at each side, usually to shoot enemies. On the face of the controller was a numeric keypad, much like the Collecovision and the Intellivision controllers. Another very "appealing" feature of the Atari 5200 controller is that it it probably wont work. Atari 5200 controllers pretty much never work, which is why you would have buy a third party controllers an alternative. Good Answer?
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25. Maganvox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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Whomever puts Xbox 360, PS3, or Wii, is officially a fanboy. Which is a bad thing.
25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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Top 25 Best Gaming Consoles Ever
NOTE*PC is not a console
25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
These are the best game systems according to research I have done. But really its all up to opinion
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Steve Bloom has written:
'Untamed'
'Spirit of the Wild'
'Elephant'
'Living Africa' -- subject(s): Artistic Photography, Natural history, Photography, Artistic, Pictorial works, Social life and customs
'Dedicado a Los Primates'
'Video invaders' -- subject(s): Video games, Videogames, Games, Strategy, Puzzles, Passtimes, Hobbies, Electronic Games, Atari Video Computer System, Atari VCS, Atari 2600, Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Odyssey2, Odyssey 2, Bally Professional Arcade, Bally Astrocade, Astrovision, Intellivision, Activision
'In praise of primates' -- subject(s): non-fiction, natural science, animals, mammals, primates
'My favorite animal families' -- subject(s): Animals, Infancy, Familial behavior in animals, Juvenile literature, Animal babies, Pictorial works, Parental behavior in animals
'Elephants 2005 Calendar'
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Game Over Videogames is a store dedicated to retro video game consoles and their games and accessories. Some of the systems available include 3DO, Atari 2600, Atari 400/800, Atari 5200, Atari 7800, Colecovision, Commodore 64, Intellivision, Nintendo 64, Nintendo Gamecube, Nintendo NES, Nintendo SNES, Nintendo WII, Playstation, Playstation 2, Sega CD, Sega Dreamcast, Sega Genesis, Sega Genesis 32X, Sega Master System, Sega Saturn, TurboGrafx-16, XBox, XBox 360, Game Boy-Advance, Game Boy-B&W, Game Boy-Color, Game Boy-E-Reader, among others. They have a list of over 68 different gaming systems. You can also find accessories for any of their gaming systems here as well. They also offer hardware, new games, used games, and import games.
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ps3!
Best graphics, best exlusives, blu ray player, free online gaming, no Red Ring of Death and much more
Your answer sucks my friend above.
Graphics don't matter, worst exclusives, blu-ray yes, online is not free ('cause you have to pay for normal internet, but PSN is free) and the PS3 has the yellow dot of death.
Your answer is invalid.
25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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I like the PS3 because of the free online play but the Xbox 360 is also good. The new Nintendo console the Wii U appears to be the best if you include consoles that have an announced release.
The PS3 320 GB and PS Vita WiFi 3G combo also seems like a winner and it allows you to have something to play when not at home. If you purchase the Playstation Plus you will be able to fill up the PS3 harddrive on free game that are playable on the PS Vita and or PS3.
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The Red Reaper ISO has 3D gaming graphics with 64 online multiplayer. This system is by far the most sophisticated software in any gaming console. It has blue-ray disc drive so you can play PS3 and XBOX 360 games on it. Only problem is the price: 10,000 dollars for this awesome console. Can only order from an exclusive website. Only 64 people in the world own it.
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25. Magnavox Odyssey
24. Sega Game Gear
23. Game Cube
22. Intellivision
21. Neo Geo Pocket
20. Sega Master System
19. DS
18. Neo Geo
17. Colecovision
16. Turbo Grafx 16
15. Playstation 3
14. Xbox
13. Gameboy Advance
12. PSP
11. Wii
10. Sega Genesis
9. Xbox 360
8. Sega Dreamcast
7. Super Nintendo Entertainment System
6. Playstation
5. Atari 2600
4. Gameboy
3. Nintendo 64
2. Playstation 2
1. Nintendo Entertainment System
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PC, PS, PS2, PS3, PS Network, PSP-1000, PSP-2000, PSP-3000, XBOX, XBOX 360, XBOX Live Arcade, GameCube, DS, DS-Lite, DSi, GameBoy Advance, Wii, Wii Virtual Console and Wii Ware, 3DO, Acorn Archimides, Adventurevision, Amiga, Amiga CD32, Amstrad CPC, APF-*1000/IM, Apple II, Arcade Games, Arcadia 2001, Astrocade; Atari-2600, 5200, 7800, 8-bit, and ST; Bandai Pippin, BBC Micro, BBS Door, Casio Loopy, Casette Vision, CD-I, Channel F, Colecovision, Commodore 64, Commodore PET, CPS Changer, CreatiVision, Dreamcast, DVD-Player, E-Reader, EACA Colour Genie 2000, Famicon Disk System, FM Towns, FM-7, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, Game.com, GameGear, Genesis, Gizmondo, GP32, Intellivision, Iphone/Ipod, Jaguar, Jaguar CD, LaserActive, Lynx, Macintosh, Mattel Aquarius, Microvision, MSX, NGage, NEC-PC 98, Neo-Geo CD, NeoGeo, NeoGeo Pocket Color, NES (Nintendo Entertainment System), Nintendo 64, Nintendo 64 DD, Nuon, Oddyssey, Oddysey^2, Online-Only/Web, Oric-1 Atmos, OS/2, Palm OS, PC-FX, Pinball, Playdia, Pocket PC, Playdia, RCA Studio-II, Saturn, Sega-32X, Sega CD, Sega Master System, SG-1000, Sharp X68000, Sinclair ZX81/Spectrum, SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System), Sword-M5, Super Cassette Vision, Super Vision, Tandy Color Computer, TI-99/4A (Texas Instruments Calculator), Turbo CD, TurboGrafx-16, Unix/Linux, Vectrex, VIC-20, VirtualBoy, WonderSwan, WonderSwan Color, and the Zodiac.
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Verse 1
He's gonna take you back to the past
To play the s**ty games that su*k a**
He'd rather have a buffallo
take a diarrhea dump in his ear
He'd rather eat the rotten a**hole
of a road killed skunk and down it with beer
He's the angriest gamer you've ever heard
He's the Angry Nintendo Nerd
He's the Angry Atari Sega Nerd
He's the Angry Video Game Nerd
Verse 2
When you turn on the TV
Make sure it's tuned to channel three
He's got a nerdy shirt and a pocket pouch
Although I've never seen him write anything down
He's got a powerglove and a dirty mouth
Armed with his zapper he will tear these games down
He's the angriest gamer you've ever heard
He's the Angry Nintendo Nerd
He's the Angry Atari Sega Nerd
He's the Angry Video Game Nerd
He plays the worst games of all time
They're horrible abominations of mankind
They make him so mad he can spit
or say cowabunga, Cowa-f**in'-piece'a dog s**t
Verse 3
They rip you off and don't care one bit
But this nerd, he doesn't forget it
Why can't a turtle swim? Why can't I land the plane?
They got a quick buck for this s**tload of f**k
The characters names are wrong. Why's the password so long?
Why don't the weapons do anything?
He's the angriest gamer you've ever heard
These games s*ck so bad, he makes up his own words
He's the angriest most pi**ed off gaming nerd
He's the Angry....
Atari
Amiga
CDI
Colecovision
Intellivision
Sega
Neo Geo
Turbo Grafix 16
Odyssey
Commodore
3DO
Nintendo Nerd
He's The Angry Video Game Nerd
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The same as today, except that the internet was not available! Entertainments of the '80s included live theatre, cinema, radio, video films, TV, recorded music, night clubs and computer games. Computer games first appeared in the late '70s, but they really took off across the Western world from the early '80s on. They could be played on home computers or on TV via consoles that were plugged into the aerial socket, and were on cartridges that were fitted into the consoles. Popular brands included Atari and Intellivision. The internet obviously did not exist at civilian level in the '80s, but home computers could still be used for a number of purposes, including graphic artwork and gaming- software was initially sold on cassettes, and later on large-format floppy discs. Video films were hugely popular- mostly, films were on VHS cassette, although for a brief period the video disc player was around in the very early '80s. It used the same technology as the DVD does today and was years ahead of it's time, but was unpopular because you could only play back pre-recorded films on them, and not use them to record. Computer graphic imagery began to appear in cinema films in the '80s- films that featured it include Blade Runner and Ghostbusters. Satellite TV did not appear until the late '80s, so television was confined to ordinary terrestrial broadcasting for much of the decade; also in Britain and Europe, it did not run 24 hours, and closed down for several hours at night time. Compact discs had been available in the US since the late '70s, but began to be manufactured in Britain in '82 and were very much the state-of-the-art for recorded music in that decade. Early CD players are amongst the best that have ever been made.
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The gaming industry has come a long way since its humble beginnings more than thirty years ago. From a time when people were thrilled to see a square white block and two rectangular paddles on the screen to today, where gamers explore realistic three-dimensional worlds in high resolution with surround sound, the experience of being a gamer has changed radically.
The experience of being a game developer has changed even more. In the early 1980s, it was typical for a single programmer to work on a title for a few months, doing all the coding, drawing all the graphics, creating all the music and sound effects, and even doing the majority of the testing. Contrast this to today, where game development teams can have over a hundred full-time people, including not only dozens of programmers, artists and level designers, but equally large teams for quality assurance, support, and marketing.
The next generation of consoles will only increase this trend. Game companies will have to hire more artists to generate more detailed content, add more programmers to optimize for more complex hardware, and even require larger budgets for promotion. What is this likely to mean for the industry?
This article makes the following predictions:
- The growing cost of development for games on next-gen platforms will increase demand from publishers to require new games to be deployed on many platforms.
- Increased cross-platform development will mean less money for optimizing a new game for any particular platform.
- As a result, with the exception of in-house titles developed by the console manufacturers themselves, none of the three major platforms (Xbox 360, PS3 and Nintendo Revolution) will end up with games that look significantly different from each other, nor will any platform show any real "edge" over the others. Many games will be written to a "lowest common denominator" platform, which would be two threads running on a single CPU core and utilizing only the GPU.
All other market factors aside, the platform most likely to benefit from this situation is the Revolution, since it has the simplest architectural design. The PC, often thought to be a gaming platform on the decline, may also benefit. Conversely, the platforms that may be hurt the most by this are the PlayStation 3 and the XBox 360, as they may find it difficult to "stand out" against the competition.
These are bold statements, and I don't expect it to make it without at least attempting to back it up with a more detailed argument, nor do I expect it to go unchallenged. In fact, I reserved a section at the end of the article where I describe all the problems I could find with my theory. So the fullness of my argument can best be understood by reading through to the conclusion and would encourage readers to do that prior to engaging in conversation in the discussion thread.
I should also add that I fully expect all three next-generation platforms and also the gaming PC to survive and do reasonably well. The console wars will require at least another round after the next one before they have any sort of resolution. Ultimately, platforms themselves may reach a point where they no longer matter, as most content will be available on every gaming device. Our grandchildren may look at us strangely when we recall the intense and urgent battles between Atari and Intellivision, Nintendo and Sega, and Microsoft and Sony. At least we will have the satisfaction of knowing that we lived through the period when gaming went through some of its greatest advances.
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ok. so there is a big clan war going on about the ps3, wii, and xbox 360. YOU CANNOT DECIDE WHICH IS BETTER BASED ON YOUR OPINION OR WHAT YOU HAVE!!! it HAS to be based on facts. that's all.
Wii- Active games, first person shooter, classic retro games, ANY type there is.
PS3-mostly Racing games and war games.
xbox360-mostly racing games and shooter games.
1 point for wii, -1 point for 360.
xbox360- Best Graphics
Wii- Worst graphics (but they are still pretty decent)
ps3- 1080 pixels-pretty close to box 360, but not exactly.
1 point for xbox360, -1 point for wii.
xbox360- Only plays games, movies (not hd movies)
ps3- Games blu ray burnt CD's movies, DVD's- plays all. (hd movies)
wii- only plays games.
1 point for ps3, -1 point for wii.
xbox360-makes a HUGE racket while its on.
ps3-most quiet.
wii-almost in the middle, not constant but oncein a while makes a loud noise.
1 point for ps3, -1 point for xbox 360.
ps3- Free online play
wii-Free online play
xbox360-HAVE to pay for xbox live, which is so stupid.
1 point for wii, 1 point ps3, -1 point for xbox360.
wii-NEVER get yellow light of death/red ring of doom... EVER. never melts/scratches your discs
xbox360-GETS red ring of doom, scratches then melts your discs.
ps3-yellow light of death, doesnt scratch or melt your discs.
3 points for wii, -3 points for xbox360, -1 point for ps3~then 2 points for ps3.
There you have it, TRUE facts, so heres the winner.
Wii xbox 360 ps3
posotive3points(wii) negative5points(xbox360) posotive4points(ps3)
Well there you have it, based on TRUE FACTS, not opinion but you may say, "how the heck does wii beat xbox360!!!???!!!?!?!?!?!" well xbox is known ONLY AND I MEAN ONLY for its graphics... that's all. so there is the true winner... ps3 in first place, wii in second, xbox360 in third. TRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUETRUE FACTSFACTSFACTSFACTS!!!!!
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The best game ever voted for most times is video Tetris. Although a very basic game, in which you require falling block after falling block to slotted together at the base of the level in a way that will cause lines to be made. When a line is made at the base of the level, that line will disappear, and the objective is not to allow the falling squares to raise above a specific line. The 2nd most voted video game voted for was Pacman, a game in which you must guide a yellow organism round a level to consume as many pacdots as possible prior to the time running out. You also must avoid several ghostly organisms while going round the level, and special 'power dots' will allow you to consume them for a limited time, too. And in third place, Pong is one of the first games ever made. Two paddles on btoh sides of a large line down the middles of the level allow you to bat a small dot, which represents a ping pong ball, back and for until one of the players accidentally loses by not hitting the dot.
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Here are all the old xbox games that can be played on the xbox360: * 2006 FIFA World Cup™ * 25 to Life™2 * 4x4 EVO 2 * AirForce Delta Storm * Aggressive Inline™ * Alias™ * Aliens versus Predator™ Extinction * All-Star Baseball™ 2003 * All-Star Baseball™ 2005 * AMF Bowling 20042 * Amped®: Freestyle Snowboarding * Amped® 2 * APEX™ * Aquaman: Battle of Atlantis* Arena Football™ * Armed and Dangerous™ * Army Men®: Sarge's War™ * Atari® Anthology™ * ATV: Quad Power Racing 2™ * Avatar: The Last Airbender * Bad Boys 2 * Big Mutha Truckers * Baldur's Gate™: Dark Alliance™2 * Baldur's Gate™: Dark Alliance™ II * Barbarian * Barbie™ Horse Adventures™ Wild Horse Rescue™ * The Bard's Tale™ * Batman Begins™ * Batman™: Rise of Sin Tzu™ * Battle Engine Aquila * Battlestar Galactica™ * Bionicle® * BLACK™ * Blade II * Blinx™: The Time Sweeper™ * Blitz: The League2 * Blood Omen 2 * BlowOut * BMX XXX™ * Breakdown™ * Brute Force™ * Buffy the Vampire Slayer™ * Buffy the Vampire Slayer™: Chaos Bleeds * Burnout™ 2 * Burnout® 3: Takedown™ * Cabela's® Big Game Hunter™ 2005 Adventures * Cabela's® Dangerous Hunts™ * Cabela's® Dangerous Hunts™ 2 * Cabela's® Outdoor Adventures™ 06 * Cabela's® Deer Hunt™ 2005 Season * Cabela's® Deer Hunt™ 2004 Season * Call of Cthulhu®: Dark Corners of the Earth™ * Call of Duty™: Finest Hour™ * Call of Duty® 2: Big Red One * Call of Duty® 3 * Cars * Casino * Catwoman™ * Championship Manager 20062 * Chicago Enforcer * The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe * Circus Maximus * Close Combat: First to Fight * Colin McRae Rally 4 * Colin McRae Rally 2005™ * Combat Elite: WWII Paratroopers™ * Commandos 2: Men of Courage™ * Conflict: Desert Storm * Conker: Live and Reloaded * Constantine™ * Counter-Strike™ * Crash Bandicoot 5: Wrath of Cortex * Crash Twinsanity™ * Crash Nitro Kart™2 * Crime Life Gang Wars * Crimson Skies®: High Road to Revenge™ * Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon™ * Dai Senryaku VII: Modern Military Tactics™ * Dark Angel * Darkwatch™ * Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2™* Dead or Alive® 3 * Dead or Alive® Ultimate * Dead to Rights® * Deathrow * Demon Stone™ * Destroy All Humans! * Digimon® Rumble Arena® 2 * Dinotopia2 * DOOM 3® * Drake™ * Dreamfall: The Longest Journey * Dungeons & Dragons®: Heroes™ * Dynasty Warriors 4 * EA SPORTS™ Fight Night Round 3 * ESPN College Hoops 2K52 * Egg Mania™: Eggstreme Madness * ESPN Major League Baseball * ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002 * ESPN NFL 2K5 * Euro 2004 * Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick * Family Guy * F1 2001 * Fable® * Fable®: The Lost Chapters™* Fantastic Four * Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' da Rules * Far Cry: Instincts * Fatal Frame™ * Fatal Frame™ II: Crimson Butterfly DIRECTOR'S CUT * FIFA Soccer 2003 * FIFA Soccer 2004 * FIFA Soccer 06 * FIFA Soccer 2007 * FIFA STREET * Fight Night 2004 * Final Fight Streetwise™ * FlatOut™ * Ford Mustang * Ford vs. Chevy * Forza Motorsport™ * Freaky Flyers * Freedom Fighters™2 * Freestyle Street Soccer™ * Frogger Beyond™ * Full Spectrum Warrior™ * Futurama™ * Future Tactics: The Uprising * Fuzion Frenzy® * Gauntlet®: Seven Sorrows™ * Genma Onimusha * Goblin Commander™: Unleash the Horde * Godzilla®: Destroy All Monsters Melee * Godzilla: Save The Earth * GoldenEye: Rogue Agent™ * Grabbed by the Ghoulies™ * Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy * Grand Theft Auto: Vice City * Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas™ * Gravity Games Bike: Street. Vert. Dirt. * Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Max'd * Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder * Guilty Gear Isuka * The Guy Game2 * Half-Life® 2 * Halo® * Halo® 2 * Halo® 2 Multiplayer Map Pack * Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™ * Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone™ * He-Man: Defender of Grayskull * High Heat™ Major League Baseball® 20042 * Hitman: Contracts™ * House of the Dead 3 * Hunter: The Reckoning®2 * I-Ninja * IHRA Drag Racing Sportsman Edition * IHRA Professional Drag Racing 2005™ * Indigo Prophecy * The Incredibles * MX Unleashed * Indiana Jones™ and the Emperor's Tomb™ * IndyCar® Series 2005 * Intellivision Lives * Jade Empire™3 * James Bond 007™: NightFire™ * JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future * Judge Dredd®: Dredd vs. Death™ * Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis * Kabuki™ Warriors * Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer * kill.switch * LEGO® Star Wars® * LEGO® Star Wars™ II: The Original Trilogy * Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude * Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events™ * Links® 2004 * LOONS-The Fight for Fame * The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age™ * Magatama * Manhunt * Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX™ 2 * Max Payne * Max Payne® 2 * Maximum Chase * MechAssault® 2: Lone Wolf * Medal of Honor European Assault™ * Medal of Honor™ Frontline * Medal of Honor™ Rising Sun * Mega Man® Anniversary Collection * Mercenaries™ * Metal Arms™: Glitch in the System * MicroMachines * Mike Tyson Heavyweight Boxing * Minority Report * MLB SlugFest 20-04 * MLB® SlugFest®: Loaded2 * Monster Garage™ * Mortal Kombat® Deception™ * Mortal Kombat® Armageddon * MTX: Mototrax™ * MTV Music Generator™ 3 * MotoGP * Murakumo: Renegade Mech Pursuit * MX vs. ATV Unleashed * MX Unleashed * MX World Tour™: Featuring Jamie Little * MVP Baseball™ 20032 * MVP Baseball 20042 * MVP Baseball 2005 * Namco Museum™ * Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection * NASCAR 2006: Total Team Control * NASCAR Thunder™ 20022 * NASCAR Thunder 20032 * NBA® Ballers™2 * NBA Inside Drive 2002 * NBA 2K32 * NBA LIVE 2004 * NBA STREET V3 * NCAA College Basketball 2K3 * NCAA March Madness 062 * NCAA® March Madness™ 20052 * Need For Speed™ Underground 2 * NFL Blitz 2002 * NFL Blitz 2003 * NFL Blitz 2004 * NFL 2K22 * NFL 2K32 * NFL Fever 2004 * NHL® 2004 * NHL 2005 * NHL 2K32 * NHL Hitz™ 2003 * NHL Hitz Pro * NightCaster * Ninja Gaiden® * Ninja Gaiden® Black * NTRA Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships2 * Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee * Open Season * Outlaw Golf 2 * Outlaw Tennis * Outlaw Volleyball * Over the Hedge™ * Pariah * Panzer Dragoon ORTA™ * Phantom Crash™ * Phantom Dust™ * Pinball Hall of Fame™ * Pitfall®: The Lost Expedition™ * Playboy The Mansion * Predator Concrete Jungle™ * Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time™ * Pro Evolution Soccer 5 * Pro Race Driver™ * Psychonauts™ * Pump It Up™: Exceed * Pure Pinball * Puyo Pop Fever2 * Quantum Redshift® * RalliSport Challenge * Rapala Pro Fishing * Rayman Arena * Raze's Hell™ * Red Dead Revolver * Red Faction® II * RedCard™ 2003 * Reservoir Dogs * Return To Castle Wolfenstein * Richard Burns Rally * RLH * Robin Hood Defender of the Crown® * Robotech: Battlecry * Rocky™ Legends * Rocky™2 * Rogue Ops * Rogue Trooper™ * Rugby 2006 * Rugby League 2 * Samurai Jack * Samurai Warriors™ * Scarface™: The World is Yours * Scooby Doo!™ Night of 100 Frights * Scrapland * SEGA GT™ 2002 * Serious Sam * Shadow The Hedgehog™ * Shamu's Deep Sea Adventures * Shark Tale™ * Shattered Union * ShellShock: Nam '67™ * Shenmue II * Shincho Mahjong * Shrek® Super Party! * Sid Meier's Pirates!® * Silent Hill® 4: The Room * Smashing Drive * Sneakers™ 5 * Sniper Elite * Soccer Slam * Sonic Heroes™ * Sonic Mega Collection™ Plus * Sonic Riders™ * Soul Calibur 2* Spawn® Armageddon * Speed Kings™ * Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy™ * Spider-Man™ * Spider-Man® 2 * Splat Magazine Renegade Paintball * SpongeBob SquarePants™: Battle for Bikini Bottom * SpyHunter® 2 * SpyHunter:® Nowhere to Run™ * Spyro™ A Hero's Tail * SSX 3 * Stake™ * Starsky & Hutch * Star Wars Battlefront™ * Star Wars Battlefront™ II * Star Wars®: Episode III Revenge of the Sith™ * Star Wars® Jedi Starfighter™ * Star Wars® Jedi Knight®: Jedi Academy™ * Star Wars®: Knights of the Old Republic™ * Star Wars® Knights of the Old Republic® II: The Sith Lords™ * Star Wars Republic Commando™ * State of Emergency * Street Fighter® Anniversary Collection * Street Racing Syndicate™ * Stubbs the Zombie™ in Rebel without a Pulse™ * Super Bubble Pop * Super Monkey Ball™ Deluxe * SX Superstar™ * Syberia II * Taz Wanted * Tecmo Classic Arcade * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles™ * Terminator® 3: Rise of the Machines * Test Drive®: Eve of Destruction * Test Drive2 * Tetris Worlds™4 * The Great Escape * The Hulk™ * The Incredible Hulk™: Ultimate Destruction * The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer * The King of Fighters Neowave * The King of Fighters™ 2002 & 2003 * The Legend of Spyro™: A New Beginning * The Lord of the Rings™: The Return of the King™ * The Punisher™ * The Simpsons™ Hit and Run™ * The Simpsons™ Road Rage * The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie * The Suffering * The Terminator™ Dawn of Fate * The Thing™ * Thief: Deadly Shadows™ * Thousand Land * Thrillville™ * Tiger Woods PGA TOUR® 07 * Tom and Jerry: War of the Whiskers * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™ 2 * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™: Island Thunder™ * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® 2 Summit Strike * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Black Arrow™ * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® Lockdown™ * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Chaos Theory™ * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Double Agent™ * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Pandora Tomorrow™ * Tony Hawk's American Wasteland * Tony Hawk's Pro Skater™ 4 * Tony Hawk's Underground * Tony Hawk's Underground 2 * Torino 2006™ Winter Olympics * Tork™: Prehistoric Punk™ * Toxic Grind * Trigger Man™ * True Crime: Streets of LA * Turok: Evolution™ * Ty The Tasmanian Tiger™ * Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 2: Bush Rescue™ * Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 3: Night of the Quinkan * Ultimate Spider-Man * Ultra Bust-A-Move* Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict * Urban Freestyle Soccer * Van Helsing™ * Vexx™ * Vietcong™: Purple Haze * Volvo: Drive for Life * WarPath2 * Wakeboarding Unleashed Featuring Shaun Murray * Whacked! * Winback 2: Project Poseidon * World Soccer Winning Eleven 9 * World Series® Baseball 2K3 * Worms 3D * Worms 4 Mayhem * Worms™ Forts: Under Siege * Wrath Unleashed™ * WWE™ Raw™ 2 * X2 Wolverine's Revenge * Xiaolin Showdown * XIII * Yourself!Fitness™ * Zapper™ * Zathura
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I believe what you are looking for can be found on the Backward compatibility list: http://www.xbox.com/en-US/games/backwardcompatibilitygameslist.htm ---- 2006 FIFA World Cup™
25 to Life™2
4x4 EVO 2
AirForce Delta Storm
Aggressive Inline™
Alias™
Aliens versus Predator™ Extinction
All-Star Baseball™ 2003
All-Star Baseball™ 2005
America's Army®: Rise of a Soldier™
AMF Bowling 20042
Amped®: Freestyle Snowboarding
Amped 2
APEX™
Aquaman: Battle of Atlantis
Arena Football™
Armed and Dangerous™
Army Men®: Sarge's War™
Atari® Anthology™
ATV: Quad Power Racing 2™
Auto Modellista
Avatar: The Last Airbender
Bad Boys 2
Baldur's Gate™: Dark Alliance™2
Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II
Barbie™ Horse Adventures™ Wild Horse Rescue™
The Bard's Tale™
Bass Pro Shops Trophy Hunter 2007
Batman Begins™
Batman™: Rise of Sin Tzu™
Battle Engine Aquila
Battlestar Galactica™
Big Mutha Truckers
Bionicle®
BLACK™
Blade II
Blinx™: The Time Sweeper™
Blinx® 2 : Masters of Time & Space
Blitz: The League2
Blood Omen 2
BloodRayne™ 2
BlowOut
BMX XXX™
Breakdown™
Brute Force™
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Buffy the Vampire Slayer™: Chaos Bleeds
Burnout
Burnout™ 2
Burnout® 3: Takedown™
Cabela's® Big Game Hunter™ 2005 Adventures
Cabela's Dangerous Hunts™
Cabela's® Dangerous Hunts™ 2
Cabela's Outdoor Adventures™ 06
Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2005 Season
Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2004 Season
Call of Cthulhu®: Dark Corners of the Earth™
Call of Duty™: Finest Hour™
Call of Duty® 2: Big Red One
Call of Duty 3
Cars
Casino
Catwoman™
Championship Manager 2006 2
Chicago Enforcer
The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
Circus Maximus
Close Combat: First to Fight
Colin McRae Rally 4
Colin McRae Rally 2005™
Combat Elite: WWII Paratroopers™
Commandos 2: Men of Courage™
Conflict: Desert Storm
Conker: Live and Reloaded
Constantine™
Counter-Strike™
Crash Bandicoot 4
Crash Bandicoot 5: Wrath of Cortex
Crash Nitro Kart™ 2
Crash Twinsanity™
Crime Life Gang Wars
Crimson Skies®: High Road to Revenge™
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon™
Dai Senryaku VII: Modern Military Tactics™
Dark Angel
Darkwatch™
Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2™
The Da Vinci Code™
Dead or Alive® 3
Dead or Alive Ultimate
Dead to Rights®
Demon Stone™
Deathrow
Destroy All Humans!
Digimon® Rumble Arena® 2
Dinotopia2
DOOM 3®
DOOM 3®: Resurrection of Evil™
Drake™
Dreamfall: The Longest Journey
Drive to Survive
Dungeons & Dragons®: Heroes™
Dynasty Warriors 4
EA SPORTS™ Fight Night Round 3
Egg Mania™: Eggstreme Madness
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind®
ESPN College Hoops
ESPN College Hoops 2K52
ESPN Major League Baseball
ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002
ESPN NFL 2K5
ESPN NHL 2K5
Euro 2004
Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick
Evil Dead: Regeneration
Ex-Chaser
F1 2001
Family Guy
Fable®
Fable®: The Lost Chapters™
Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' da Rules
Fantastic Four
Far Cry: Instincts
Fatal Frame™
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly DIRECTOR'S CUT
FIFA Soccer 06
FIFA Soccer 07
FIFA Soccer 2003
FIFA Soccer 2004
FIFA STREET
FIFA Street 2
Fight Night 2004
Final Fight Streetwise™
FlatOut™
Ford Mustang
Ford vs. Chevy
Forza Motorsport™
Freaky Flyers
Freedom Fighters™2
Freestyle Street Soccer™
Frogger Beyond™
Full Spectrum Warrior™
Full Spectrum Warrior™: Ten Hammers
Futurama™
Future Tactics: The Uprising
Fuzion Frenzy®
Gauntlet®: Seven Sorrows™
Genma Onimusha
Goblin Commander™: Unleash the Horde
Godzilla®: Destroy All Monsters Melee
Godzilla: Save The Earth
GoldenEye: Rogue Agent™
Grabbed by the Ghoulies™
Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas™
Gravity Games Bike: Street. Vert. Dirt.
The Great Escape
Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Max'd
Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder
Guilty Gear Isuka
Guilty Gear X2 #Reload
The Guy Game2
Half-Life® 2
Halo®
Halo 2
Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets™
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone™
He-Man: Defender of Grayskull
High Heat™ Major League Baseball® 2004 2
Hitman: Contracts™
Hot Wheels: Stunt Track Challenge
House of the Dead 3
The Hulk™
Hunter: The Reckoning®2
I-Ninja
IHRA Drag Racing Sportsman Edition
IHRA Professional Drag Racing 2005™
The Incredible Hulk™: Ultimate Destruction
Incredibles
The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer
Indiana Jones™ and the Emperor's Tomb™
Indigo Prophecy
IndyCar® Series 2005
Intellivision Lives
Jade Empire™3
JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future
Judge Dredd®: Dredd vs. Death™
Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis
Justice League Heroes
Kabuki™ Warriors
Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer
kill.switch
King Arthur
The King of Fighters Neowave
The King of Fighters™ 2002 & 2003
Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders™
The Legend of Spyro™: A New Beginning
Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude
Legends of Wrestling™
LEGO® Star Wars®
LEGO® Star Wars™ II: The Original Trilogy
Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events™
Links® 2004
LOONS-The Fight for Fame
The Lord of the Rings™: The Return of the King™
The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age™
Magatama
Magic: The Gathering™-Battleground
Manhunt
Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects
Marvel vs. Capcom 2
Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX™ 2
Max Payne
Max Payne® 2
Maximum Chase
MechAssault® 2: Lone Wolf
Medal of Honor European Assault™
Medal of Honor™ Frontline
Medal of Honor™ Rising Sun
Mega Man® Anniversary Collection
Mercenaries™
Metal Arms™: Glitch in the System
MicroMachines
Mike Tyson Heavyweight Boxing
Minority Report
MLB SlugFest 20-03
MLB SlugFest 20-04
MLB® SlugFest®: Loaded2
Monster Garage™
Mortal Kombat: Armageddon
Mortal Kombat® Deception™
MotoGP
MotoGP 2
MTV Music Generator™ 3
MTX: Mototrax™
Murakumo: Renegade Mech Pursuit
MVP Baseball™ 20032
MVP Baseball 20042
MX Unleashed
MX vs. ATV Unleashed
MX World Tour™: Featuring Jamie Little
Myst III: Exile
Namco Museum™
Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection
NASCAR Thunder™ 20022
NASCAR Thunder 20032
NASCAR 2006: Total Team Control
NBA® Ballers™2
NBA Inside Drive 2002
NBA 2K32
NBA Live 2002
NBA LIVE 2004
NBA STREET V3
NCAA College Basketball 2K3
NCAA March Madness 062
NCAA® March Madness™ 20052
NCAA Football 06
Need For Speed™ Underground 2
NFL 2K22
NFL 2K32
NFL Blitz 2002
NFL Blitz 2003
NFL Blitz 2004
NFL Fever 2004
NHL® 2004
NHL 2005
NHL 2K32
NHL Hitz™ 2003
NHL Hitz Pro
NightCaster
Ninja Gaiden®
Ninja Gaiden Black
NTRA Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships2
Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee
Open Season
Outlaw Golf 2
Outlaw Golf: 9 More Holes of X-mas
Outlaw Tennis
Outlaw Volleyball
Outlaw Volleyball: Red Hot
OutRun™ 2
OutRun 2006: Coast to Coast
Over the Hedge™
Pac-Man World™ 3
Pariah
Panzer Dragoon ORTA™
Phantom Crash™
Phantom Dust™
Pinball Hall of Fame™
Pitfall®: The Lost Expedition™
Playboy The Mansion
Predator Concrete Jungle™
Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time™
Pro Evolution Soccer 5
Pro Race Driver™
Project Gotham Racing®
Project Gotham Racing 2
Psychonauts
Pump It Up™: Exceed
The Punisher™
Pure Pinball
Puyo Pop Fever2
Quantum Redshift®
RalliSport Challenge
Rainbow Six Lockdown
Rapala Pro Fishing
Rayman Arena
Raze's Hell™
Red Dead Revolver
Red Faction® II
RedCard™ 2003
Reservoir Dogs
Return to Castle Wolfenstein
Richard Burns Rally
RLH
RoadKill
Robin Hood Defender of the Crown®
Robotech: Battlecry
Rocky™2
Rocky Legends
Rogue Ops
Rogue Trooper™
Rugby 2006
Rugby League 2
Samurai Jack
Samurai Warriors™
Scarface
Scooby Doo!™ Night of 100 Frights
Scrapland
SEGA GT™ 2002
SegaGT Online
Serious Sam
Shadow The Hedgehog™
Shadow Ops™: Red Mercury
Shamu's Deep Sea Adventures
Shark Tale
Shattered Union
ShellShock: Nam '67™
Shenmue II
Shincho Mahjong
Shrek® Super Party!
Sid Meier's Pirates!®
The Simpsons™ Hit and Run™
The Simpsons™ Road Rage
Sims™ 2
Silent Hill® 2: Restless Dreams
Silent Hill 4: The Room
Smashing Drive
Sneakers™ 5
Sniper Elite
Soccer Slam
Sonic Heroes™
Sonic Mega Collection™ Plus
Sonic Riders™
Soul Calibur 2
Spawn® Armageddon
Speed Kings™
Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy™
Spider-Man™
Spider-Man® 2
Splat Magazine Renegade Paintball
Splinter Cell: Double Agent
SpongeBob SquarePants™: Battle for Bikini Bottom
Sponge Bob Square Pants: Lights, Camera, Pants!
The SpongeBob Square Pants Movie
SpyHunter® 2
SpyHunter:® Nowhere to Run™
Spyro™ A Hero's Tail
SSX 3
Stake™
Starsky & Hutch
Star Wars® Battlefront™
Star Wars Battlefront™ II
Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith™
Star Wars Jedi Knight®: Jedi Academy™
Star Wars Jedi Starfighter™
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic™
Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic® II: The Sith Lords™
Star Wars Republic Commando™
State of Emergency
Street Fighter® Anniversary Collection
Street Racing Syndicate™
Stubbs the Zombie™ in Rebel without a Pulse™
The Suffering
Super Bubble Pop
Super Monkey Ball™ Deluxe
SX Superstar™
Syberia II
Taz Wanted
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles™
The Terminator™ Dawn of Fate
Terminator® 3: Rise of the Machines
Test Drive2
Test Drive®: Eve of Destruction
Tetris Worlds™4
The Thing™
Thief: Deadly Shadows™
Thousand Land
Thrillville™
Tiger Woods PGA TOUR® 07
TMNT™ Mutant Melee™
Tom and Jerry: War of the Whiskers
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™ 2
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™: Island Thunder™
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® 2 Summit Strike
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Black Arrow™
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell®
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Chaos Theory™
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Double Agent™
Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Pandora Tomorrow™
Tony Hawk's American Wasteland
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater™ 4
Tony Hawk's Underground
Tony Hawk's Underground 2
Torino 2006™ Winter Olympics
Tork™: Prehistoric Punk™
Toxic Grind
Transworld Surf
Trigger Man™
Trivial Pursuit® Unhinged ™
True Crime: Streets of LA
Turok: Evolution™
Ty The Tasmanian Tiger™
Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 2: Bush Rescue™
Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 3: Night of the Quinkan
Ultimate Spider-Man
Ultra Bust-A-Move
Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict
Urban Freestyle Soccer
The Urbz™: Sims In The City™
Van Helsing™
Vexx™
Vietcong™: Purple Haze
Volvo: Drive for Life
Wakeboarding Unleashed: Featuring Sean Murray
WarPath2
Whacked!
Winback 2: Project Poseidon
Without Warning
World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 International
World Soccer Winning Eleven 9
World Series® Baseball 2K3
Worms 3D
Worms 4 Mayhem
Worms™ Forts: Under Siege
Wrath Unleashed™
WWF™ Raw™
WWE™ Raw™ 2
X2 Wolverine's Revenge
Xiaolin Showdown
XIII
Yourself!Fitness™
Yu-Gi-Oh!™ The Dawn of Destiny™
Zapper™
Zathura
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Only some, here is a complete list of playable games. At least a silver Xbox Live membership is recommended, some games you need to download emulators for them to work properly.
* 2006 FIFA World Cup™ * 25 to Life™2 * 4x4 EVO 2 * AirForce Delta Storm * Aggressive Inline™ * Alias™ * Aliens versus Predator™ Extinction * All-Star Baseball™ 2003 * All-Star Baseball™ 2005 * America's Army®: Rise of a Soldier™ * AMF Bowling 20042 * Amped®: Freestyle Snowboarding * Amped 2 * APEX™ * Aquaman: Battle of Atlantis * Arena Football™ * Armed and Dangerous™ * Army Men®: Sarge's War™ * Atari® Anthology™ * ATV: Quad Power Racing 2™ * Auto Modellista * Avatar: The Last Airbender * Bad Boys 2 * Baldur's Gate™: Dark Alliance™2 * Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II * Barbie™ Horse Adventures™ Wild Horse Rescue™ * The Bard's Tale™ * Pro Shops Trophy Hunter 2007 * Batman Begins™ * Batman™: Rise of Sin Tzu™ * Battle Engine Aquila * Battlestar Galactica™ * Big Mutha Truckers * Bionicle® * BLACK™ * Blade II * Blinx™: The Time Sweeper™ * Blinx® 2 : Masters of Time & Space * Blitz: The League2 * Blood Omen 2 * BloodRayne™ 2 * BlowOut * BMX XXX™ * Breakdown™ * Brute Force™ * Buffy the Vampire Slayer * Buffy the Vampire Slayer™: Chaos Bleeds * Burnout * Burnout™ 2 * Burnout® 3: Takedown™ * Cabela's® Big Game Hunter™ 2005 Adventures * Cabela's Dangerous Hunts™ * Cabela's® Dangerous Hunts™ 2 * Cabela's Outdoor Adventures™ 06 * Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2005 Season * Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2004 Season * Call of Cthulhu®: Dark Corners of the Earth™ * Call of Duty™: Finest Hour™ * Call of Duty® 2: Big Red One * Call of Duty 3 * Cars * Casino * Catwoman™ * Championship Manager 20062 * Chicago Enforcer * The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe * Circus Maximus * Close Combat: First to Fight * Colin McRae Rally 4 * Colin McRae Rally 2005™ * Combat Elite: WWII Paratroopers™ * Commandos 2: Men of Courage™ * Conflict: Desert Storm * Conker: Live and Reloaded * Constantine™ * Counter-Strike™ * Crash Bandicoot 4 * Crash Bandicoot 5: Wrath of Cortex * Crash Nitro Kart™ 2 * Crash Twinsanity™ * Crime Life Gang Wars * Crimson Skies®: High Road to Revenge™ * Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon™ * Dai Senryaku VII: Modern Military Tactics™ * Dark Angel * Darkwatch™ * Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2™ * The Da Vinci Code™ * Dead or Alive® 3 * Dead or Alive Ultimate * Dead to Rights® * Demon Stone™ * Deathrow * Destroy All Humans! * Digimon® Rumble Arena® 2 * Dinotopia2 * DOOM 3® * DOOM 3®: Resurrection of Evil™ * Drake™ * Dreamfall: The Longest Journey * Drive to Survive * Dungeons & Dragons®: Heroes™ * Dynasty Warriors 4 * EA SPORTS™ Fight Night Round 3 * Egg Mania™: Eggstreme Madness * The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® * ESPN College Hoops * ESPN College Hoops 2K52 * ESPN Major League Baseball * ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002 * ESPN NFL 2K5 * ESPN NHL 2K5 * Euro 2004 * Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick * Evil Dead: Regeneration * Ex-Chaser * F1 2001 * Family Guy * Fable® * Fable®: The Lost Chapters™ * Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' da Rules * Fantastic Four * Far Cry: Instincts * Fatal Frame™ * Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly DIRECTOR'S CUT * FIFA Soccer 06 * FIFA Soccer 07 * FIFA Soccer 2003 * FIFA Soccer 2004 * FIFA STREET * FIFA Street 2 * Fight Night 2004 * Final Fight Streetwise™ * FlatOut™ * Ford Mustang * Ford vs. Chevy * Forza Motorsport™ * Freaky Flyers * Freedom Fighters™2 * Freestyle Street Soccer™ * Frogger Beyond™ * Full Spectrum Warrior™ * Full Spectrum Warrior™: Ten Hammers * Futurama™ * Future Tactics: The Uprising * Fuzion Frenzy® * Gauntlet®: Seven Sorrows™ * Genma Onimusha * Goblin Commander™: Unleash the Horde * Godzilla®: Destroy All Monsters Melee * Godzilla: Save The Earth * GoldenEye: Rogue Agent™ * Grabbed by the Ghoulies™ * Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy * Grand Theft Auto: Vice City * Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas™ * Gravity Games Bike: Street. Vert. Dirt. * The Great Escape * Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Max'd * Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder * Guilty Gear Isuka * Guilty Gear X2 #Reload * The Guy Game2 * Half-Life® 2 * Halo® * Halo 2 * Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack * Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets™ * Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™ * Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ * Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone™ * He-Man: Defender of Grayskull * High Heat™ Major League Baseball® 20042 * Hitman: Contracts™ * Hot Wheels: Stunt Track Challenge * House of the Dead 3 * The Hulk™ * Hunter: The Reckoning®2 * I-Ninja * IHRA Drag Racing Sportsman Edition * IHRA Professional Drag Racing 2005™ * The Incredible Hulk™: Ultimate Destruction * Incredibles * The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer * Indiana Jones™ and the Emperor's Tomb™ * Indigo Prophecy * IndyCar® Series 2005 * Intellivision Lives * Jade Empire™3 * James Bond 007™: NightFire™ * JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future * Judge Dredd®: Dredd vs. Death™ * Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis * Justice League Heroes * Kabuki™ Warriors * Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer * kill.switch * King Arthur * The King of Fighters Neowave * The King of Fighters™ 2002 & 2003 * Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders™ * The Legend of Spyro™: A New Beginning * Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude * Legends of Wrestling™ * LEGO® Star Wars® * LEGO® Star Wars™ II: The Original Trilogy * Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events™ * Links® 2004 * LOONS-The Fight for Fame * The Lord of the Rings™: The Return of the King™ * The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age™ * Magatama * Magic: The Gathering™-Battleground * Manhunt * Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects * Marvel vs. Capcom 2 * Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX™ 2 * Max Payne * Max Payne® 2 * Maximum Chase * MechAssault® 2: Lone Wolf * Medal of Honor European Assault™ * Medal of Honor™ Frontline * Medal of Honor™ Rising Sun * Mega Man® Anniversary Collection * Mercenaries™ * Metal Arms™: Glitch in the System * MicroMachines * Mike Tyson Heavyweight Boxing * Minority Report * MLB SlugFest 20-03 * MLB SlugFest 20-04 * MLB® SlugFest®: Loaded2 * Monster Garage™ * Mortal Kombat: Armageddon * Mortal Kombat® Deception™ * MotoGP * MotoGP 2 * MTV Music Generator™ 3 * MTX: Mototrax™ * Murakumo: Renegade Mech Pursuit * MVP Baseball™ 20032 * MVP Baseball 20042 * MX Unleashed * MX vs. ATV Unleashed * MX World Tour™: Featuring Jamie Little * Myst III: Exile * Namco Museum™ * Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection * NASCAR Thunder™ 20022 * NASCAR Thunder 20032 * NASCAR 2006: Total Team Control * NBA® Ballers™2 * NBA Inside Drive 2002 * NBA 2K32 * NBA Live 2002 * NBA LIVE 2004 * NBA STREET V3 * NCAA College Basketball 2K3 * NCAA March Madness 062 * NCAA® March Madness™ 20052 * NCAA Football 06 * Need For Speed™ Underground 2 * NFL 2K22 * NFL 2K32 * NFL Blitz 2002 * NFL Blitz 2003 * NFL Blitz 2004 * NFL Fever 2004 * NHL® 2004 * NHL 2005 * NHL 2K32 * NHL Hitz™ 2003 * NHL Hitz Pro * NightCaster * Ninja Gaiden® * Ninja Gaiden Black * NTRA Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships2 * Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee * Open Season * Outlaw Golf 2 * Outlaw Golf: 9 More Holes of X-mas * Outlaw Tennis * Outlaw Volleyball * Outlaw Volleyball: Red Hot * OutRun™ 2 * OutRun 2006: Coast to Coast * Over the Hedge™ * Pac-Man World™ 3 * Pariah * Panzer Dragoon ORTA™ * Phantom Crash™ * Phantom Dust™ * Pinball Hall of Fame™ * Pitfall®: The Lost Expedition™ * Playboy The Mansion * redator Concrete Jungle™ * Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time™ * Pro Evolution Soccer 5 * Pro Race Driver™ * Project Gotham Racing® * Project Gotham Racing 2 * Psychonauts * Pump It Up™: Exceed * The Punisher™ * Pure Pinball * Puyo Pop Fever2 * Quantum Redshift® * RalliSport Challenge * Rainbow Six Lockdown * Rapala Pro Fishing * Rayman Arena * Raze's Hell™ * Red Dead Revolver * Red Faction® II * RedCard™ 2003 * Reservoir Dogs * Return to Castle Wolfenstein * Richard Burns Rally * RLH * RoadKill * Robin Hood Defender of the Crown® * Robotech: Battlecry * Rocky™2 * Rocky Legends * Rogue Ops * Rogue Trooper™ * Rugby 2006 * Rugby League 2 * Samurai Jack * Samurai Warriors™ * Scarface * Scooby Doo!™ Night of 100 Frights * Scrapland * SEGA GT™ 2002 * SegaGT Online * Serious Sam * Shadow The Hedgehog™ * Shadow Ops™: Red Mercury * Shamu's Deep Sea Adventures * Shark Tale * Shattered Union * ShellShock: Nam '67™ * Shenmue II * Shincho Mahjong * Shrek® Super Party! * Sid Meier's Pirates!® * The Simpsons™ Hit and Run™ * The Simpsons™ Road Rage * Sims™ 2 * Silent Hill® 2: Restless Dreams * Silent Hill 4: The Room * Smashing Drive * Sneakers™ 5 * Sniper Elite * Soccer Slam * Sonic Heroes™ * Sonic Mega Collection™ Plus * Sonic Riders™ * Soul Calibur 2 * Spawn® Armageddon * Speed Kings™ * Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy™ * Spider-Man™ * Spider-Man® 2 * Splat Magazine Renegade Paintball * Splinter Cell: Double Agent * SpongeBob SquarePants™: Battle for Bikini Bottom * Sponge Bob Square Pants: Lights, Camera, Pants! * The SpongeBob Square Pants Movie * SpyHunter® 2 * SpyHunter:® Nowhere to Run™ * Spyro™ A Hero's Tail * SSX 3 * Stake™ * Starsky & Hutch * Star Wars® Battlefront™ * Star Wars Battlefront™ II * Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith™ * Star Wars Jedi Knight®: Jedi Academy™ * Star Wars Jedi Starfighter™ * Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic™ * Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic® II: The Sith Lords™ * Star Wars Republic Commando™ * State of Emergency * Street Fighter® Anniversary Collection * Street Racing Syndicate™ * Stubbs the Zombie™ in Rebel without a Pulse™ * The Suffering * Super Bubble Pop * Super Monkey Ball™ Deluxe * SX Superstar™ * Syberia II * Taz Wanted * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles™ * The Terminator™ Dawn of Fate * Terminator® 3: Rise of the Machines * Test Drive2 * Test Drive®: Eve of Destruction * Tetris Worlds™4 * The Thing™ * Thief: Deadly Shadows™ * Thousand Land * Thrillville™ * Tiger Woods PGA TOUR® 07 * TMNT™ Mutant Melee™ * Tom and Jerry: War of the Whiskers * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™ 2 * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™: Island Thunder™ * Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® 2 Summit Strike * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 * Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Black Arrow™ * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Chaos Theory™ * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Double Agent™ * Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Pandora Tomorrow™ * Tony Hawk's American Wasteland * Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x * Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 * Tony Hawk's Pro Skater™ 4 * Tony Hawk's Underground * Tony Hawk's Underground 2 * Torino 2006™ Winter Olympics * Tork™: Prehistoric Punk™ * Toxic Grind * Transworld Surf * Trigger Man™ * Trivial Pursuit® Unhinged ™ * True Crime: Streets of LA * Turok: Evolution™ * Ty The Tasmanian Tiger™ * Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 2: Bush Rescue™ * Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 3: Night of the Quinkan * Ultimate Spider-Man * Ultra Bust-A-Move * Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict * Urban Freestyle Soccer * The Urbz™: Sims In The City™ * Van Helsing™ * Vexx™ * Vietcong™: Purple Haze * Volvo: Drive for Life * Wakeboarding Unleashed: Featuring Sean Murray * WarPath2 * Whacked! * Winback 2: Project Poseidon * Without Warning * World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 International * World Soccer Winning Eleven 9 * World Series® Baseball 2K3 * Worms 3D * Worms 4 Mayhem * Worms™ Forts: Under Siege * Wrath Unleashed™ * WWF™ Raw™ * WWE™ Raw™ 2 * X2 Wolverine's Revenge * Xiaolin Showdown * XIII * Yourself!Fitness™ * Yu-Gi-Oh!™ The Dawn of Destiny™ * Zapper™ * Zathura
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If you want a list of them all then here it is (ctrl+f to find specific game): 2006 FIFA World Cup™, 25 to Life™2, 4x4 EVO 2, AirForce Delta Storm, Aggressive Inline™, Alias™, Aliens versus Predator™ Extinction, All-Star Baseball™ 2003, All-Star Baseball™ 2005, America's Army®: Rise of a Soldier™, AMF Bowling 20042, Amped®: Freestyle Snowboarding, Amped 2, APEX™, Aquaman: Battle of Atlantis, Arena Football™, Armed and Dangerous™, Army Men®: Sarge's War™, Atari® Anthology™, ATV: Quad Power Racing 2™, Auto Modellista, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Bad Boys 2, Baldur's Gate™: Dark Alliance™2, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II, Barbie™ Horse Adventures™ Wild Horse Rescue™, The Bard's Tale™, Bass Pro Shops Trophy Hunter 2007, Batman Begins™, Batman™: Rise of Sin Tzu™, Battle Engine Aquila, Battlestar Galactica™, Big Mutha Truckers, Bionicle®, BLACK™, Blade II, Blinx™: The Time Sweeper™, Blinx® 2 : Masters of Time & Space, Blitz: The League2, Blood Omen 2, BloodRayne™ 2, BlowOut, BMX XXX™, Breakdown™, Brute Force™, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Buffy the Vampire Slayer™: Chaos Bleeds, Burnout, Burnout™ 2, Burnout® 3: Takedown™, Cabela's® Big Game Hunter™ 2005 Adventures, Cabela's Dangerous Hunts™, Cabela's® Dangerous Hunts™ 2, Cabela's Outdoor Adventures™ 06, Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2005 Season, Cabela's Deer Hunt™ 2004 Season, Call of Cthulhu®: Dark Corners of the Earth™, Call of Duty™: Finest Hour™, Call of Duty® 2: Big Red One, Call of Duty 3, Cars, Casino, Catwoman™, Championship Manager 20062, Chicago Enforcer, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe, Circus Maximus, Close Combat: First to Fight, Colin McRae Rally 4, Colin McRae Rally 2005™, Combat Elite: WWII Paratroopers™, Commandos 2: Men of Courage™, Conflict: Desert Storm, Conker: Live and Reloaded, Constantine™, Counter-Strike™, Crash Bandicoot 4, Crash Bandicoot 5: Wrath of Cortex, Crash Nitro Kart™ 2, Crash Twinsanity™, Crime Life Gang Wars, Crimson Skies®: High Road to Revenge™, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon™, Dai Senryaku VII: Modern Military Tactics™, Dark Angel, Darkwatch™, Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2™, The Da Vinci Code™, Dead or Alive® 3, Dead or Alive Ultimate, Dead to Rights®, Demon Stone™, Deathrow, Destroy All Humans!, Digimon® Rumble Arena® 2, Dinotopia2, DOOM 3®, DOOM 3®: Resurrection of Evil™, Drake™, Dreamfall: The Longest Journey, Drive to Survive, Dungeons & Dragons®: Heroes™, Dynasty Warriors 4, EA SPORTS™ Fight Night Round 3, Egg Mania™: Eggstreme Madness, The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind®, ESPN College Hoops, ESPN College Hoops 2K52, ESPN Major League Baseball, ESPN MLS ExtraTime 2002, ESPN NFL 2K5, ESPN NHL 2K5, Euro 2004, Evil Dead: A Fistful of Boomstick, Evil Dead: Regeneration, Ex-Chaser, F1 2001, Family Guy, Fable®, Fable®: The Lost Chapters™, Fairly Odd Parents: Breakin' da Rules, Fantastic Four, Far Cry: Instincts, Fatal Frame™, Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly DIRECTOR'S CUT, FIFA Soccer 06, FIFA Soccer 07, FIFA Soccer 2003, FIFA Soccer 2004, FIFA STREET, FIFA Street 2, Fight Night 2004, Final Fight Streetwise™, FlatOut™, Ford Mustang, Ford vs. Chevy, Forza Motorsport™, Freaky Flyers, Freedom Fighters™2, Freestyle Street Soccer™, Frogger Beyond™, Full Spectrum Warrior™, Full Spectrum Warrior™: Ten Hammers, Futurama™, Future Tactics: The Uprising, Fuzion Frenzy®, Gauntlet®: Seven Sorrows™, Genma Onimusha, Goblin Commander™: Unleash the Horde, Godzilla®: Destroy All Monsters Melee, Godzilla: Save The Earth, GoldenEye: Rogue Agent™, Grabbed by the Ghoulies™, Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas™, Gravity Games Bike: Street. Vert. Dirt., The Great Escape, Greg Hastings Tournament Paintball Max'd, Grooverider: Slot Car Thunder, Guilty Gear Isuka, Guilty Gear X2 #Reload, The Guy Game2, Half-Life® 2, Halo®, Halo 2, Halo 2 Multiplayer Map Pack, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets™, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire™, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone™, He-Man: Defender of Grayskull, High Heat™ Major League Baseball® 20042, Hitman: Contracts™, Hot Wheels: Stunt Track Challenge, House of the Dead 3, The Hulk™, Hunter: The Reckoning®2, I-Ninja, IHRA Drag Racing Sportsman Edition, IHRA Professional Drag Racing 2005™, The Incredible Hulk™: Ultimate Destruction, Incredibles, The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer, Indiana Jones™ and the Emperor's Tomb™, Indigo Prophecy, IndyCar® Series 2005, Intellivision Lives, Jade Empire™3, JSRF: Jet Set Radio Future, Judge Dredd®: Dredd vs. Death™, Jurassic Park: Operation Genesis, Justice League Heroes, Kabuki™ Warriors, Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer, kill.switch, King Arthur, The King of Fighters Neowave, The King of Fighters™ 2002 & 2003, Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders™, The Legend of Spyro™: A New Beginning, Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude, LEGO® Star Wars®, LEGO® Star Wars™ II: The Original Trilogy, Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events™, Links® 2004, LOONS-The Fight for Fame, The Lord of the Rings™: The Return of the King™, The Lord of the Rings: The Third Age™, Magatama, Magic: The Gathering™-Battleground, Manhunt, Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX™ 2, Max Payne, Max Payne® 2, Maximum Chase, MechAssault® 2: Lone Wolf, Medal of Honor European Assault™, Medal of Honor™ Frontline, Medal of Honor™ Rising Sun, Mega Man® Anniversary Collection, Mercenaries™, Metal Arms™: Glitch in the System, MicroMachines, Mike Tyson Heavyweight Boxing, Minority Report, MLB SlugFest 20-03, MLB SlugFest 20-04, MLB® SlugFest®: Loaded2, Monster Garage™, Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, Mortal Kombat® Deception™, MotoGP, MotoGP 2, MTV Music Generator™ 3, MTX: Mototrax™, Murakumo: Renegade Mech Pursuit, MVP Baseball™ 20032, MVP Baseball 20042, MX Unleashed, MX vs. ATV Unleashed, MX World Tour™: Featuring Jamie Little, Myst III: Exile, Namco Museum™, Namco Museum 50th Anniversary Arcade Collection, NASCAR Thunder™ 20022, NASCAR Thunder 20032, NASCAR 2006: Total Team Control, NBA® Ballers™2, NBA Inside Drive 2002, NBA 2K32, NBA Live 2002, NBA LIVE 2004, NBA STREET V3, NCAA College Basketball 2K3, NCAA March Madness 062, NCAA® March Madness™ 20052, NCAA Football 06, Need For Speed™ Underground 2, NFL 2K22, NFL 2K32, NFL Blitz 2002, NFL Blitz 2003, NFL Blitz 2004, NFL Fever 2004, NHL® 2004, NHL 2005, NHL 2K32, NHL Hitz™ 2003, NHL Hitz Pro, NightCaster, Ninja Gaiden®, Ninja Gaiden Black, NTRA Breeders' Cup World Thoroughbred Championships2, Oddworld: Munch's Oddysee, Open Season, Outlaw Golf 2, Outlaw Golf: 9 More Holes of X-mas, Outlaw Tennis, Outlaw Volleyball, Outlaw Volleyball: Red Hot, OutRun™ 2, OutRun 2006: Coast to Coast, Over the Hedge™, Pac-Man World™ 3, Pariah, Panzer Dragoon ORTA™, Phantom Crash™, Phantom Dust™, Pinball Hall of Fame™, Pitfall®: The Lost Expedition™, Playboy The Mansion, Predator Concrete Jungle™, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time™, Pro Evolution Soccer 5, Pro Race Driver™, Project Gotham Racing®, Project Gotham Racing 2, Psychonauts, Pump It Up™: Exceed, The Punisher™, Pure Pinball, Puyo Pop Fever2, Quantum Redshift®, RalliSport Challenge, Rainbow Six Lockdown, Rapala Pro Fishing, Rayman Arena, Raze's Hell™, Red Dead Revolver, Red Faction® II, RedCard™ 2003, Reservoir Dogs, Return to Castle Wolfenstein, Richard Burns Rally, RLH, RoadKill, Robin Hood Defender of the Crown®, Robotech: Battlecry, Rocky™2, Rocky Legends, Rogue Ops, Rogue Trooper™, Rugby 2006, Rugby League 2, Samurai Jack, Samurai Warriors™, Scarface, Scooby Doo!™ Night of 100 Frights, Scrapland, SEGA GT™ 2002, SegaGT Online, Serious Sam, Shadow The Hedgehog™, Shadow Ops™: Red Mercury, Shamu's Deep Sea Adventures, Shark Tale, Shattered Union, ShellShock: Nam '67™, Shenmue II, Shincho Mahjong, Shrek® Super Party!, Sid Meier's Pirates!®, The Simpsons™ Hit and Run™, The Simpsons™ Road Rage, Sims™ 2, Silent Hill® 2: Restless Dreams, Silent Hill 4: The Room, Smashing Drive, Sneakers™ 5, Soccer Slam, Sonic Heroes™, Sonic Mega Collection™ Plus, Sonic Riders™, Soul Calibur 2, Spawn® Armageddon, Speed Kings™, Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy™, Spider-Man™, Spider-Man® 2, Splat Magazine Renegade Paintball, Splinter Cell: Double Agent, SpongeBob SquarePants™: Battle for Bikini Bottom, Sponge Bob Square Pants: Lights, Camera, Pants!, The SpongeBob Square Pants Movie, SpyHunter® 2, SpyHunter:® Nowhere to Run™, Spyro™ A Hero's Tail, SSX 3, Stake™, Starsky & Hutch, Star Wars® Battlefront™, Star Wars Battlefront™ II, Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith™, Star Wars Jedi Knight®: Jedi Academy™, Star Wars Jedi Starfighter™, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic™, Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic® II: The Sith Lords™, Star Wars Republic Commando™, State of Emergency, Street Fighter® Anniversary Collection, Street Racing Syndicate™, Stubbs the Zombie™ in Rebel without a Pulse™, The Suffering, Super Bubble Pop, Super Monkey Ball™ Deluxe, SX Superstar™, Syberia II, Taz Wanted, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles™, The Terminator™ Dawn of Fate, Terminator® 3: Rise of the Machines, Test Drive2, Test Drive®: Eve of Destruction, Tetris Worlds™4, The Thing™, Thief: Deadly Shadows™, Thousand Land, Thrillville™, Tiger Woods PGA TOUR® 07, TMNT™ Mutant Melee™, Tom and Jerry: War of the Whiskers, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™ 2, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon™: Island Thunder™, Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon® 2 Summit Strike, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3, Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six® 3 Black Arrow™, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell®, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Chaos Theory™, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Double Agent™, Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell® Pandora Tomorrow™, Tony Hawk's American Wasteland, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2x, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater™ 4, Tony Hawk's Underground, Tony Hawk's Underground 2, Torino 2006™ Winter Olympics, Tork™: Prehistoric Punk™, Toxic Grind, Transworld Surf, Trigger Man™, Trivial Pursuit® Unhinged ™, True Crime: Streets of LA, Turok: Evolution™, Ty The Tasmanian Tiger™, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 2: Bush Rescue™, Ty the Tasmanian Tiger™ 3: Night of the Quinkan, Ultimate Spider-Man, Ultra Bust-A-Move, Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict, Urban Freestyle Soccer, The Urbz™: Sims In The City™, Van Helsing™, Vexx™, Vietcong™: Purple Haze, Volvo: Drive for Life, Wakeboarding Unleashed: Featuring Sean Murray, WarPath2, Whacked!, Winback 2: Project Poseidon, Without Warning, World Soccer Winning Eleven 8 International, World Soccer Winning Eleven 9, World Series® Baseball 2K3, Worms 3D, Worms 4 Mayhem, Worms™ Forts: Under Siege, Wrath Unleashed™, WWF™ Raw™, WWE™ Raw™ 2, X2 Wolverine's Revenge, Xiaolin Showdown, XIII, Yourself!Fitness™, Yu-Gi-Oh!™ The Dawn of Destiny™, Zapper™, Zathura
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Nintendo started as a small Japanese business by Fusajiro Yamauchi on September 23, 1889,[1] as Nintendo Koppai. Based in Kyoto, Japan, the business produced and marketed Hanafudacards. In recognition of its card-playing roots, the name "Nintendo" means "leave luck to heaven".[2] The cards, which were all handmade, soon began to gain popularity, and Yamauchi had to hire assistants to mass produce cards to keep up with demand.
Fusajiro Yamauchi did not have a son to take over the family business. Following common Japanese tradition, he adopted his son-in-law, Sekiryo Kaneda (Sekiryo Yamauchi, after the marriage). In 1929, Yamauchi retired from the company and allowed Sekiryo Yamauchi to take over the company as president. In 1933, Sekiryo Yamauchi established a joint venture with another company and renamed the company Yamauchi Nintendo & Company.
In 1947, Sekiryo established the company Marufuku Company, Ltd., to distribute the Hanafuda cards, as well as several other brands of cards that had been introduced by Nintendo. Sekiryo Yamauchi also had only daughters, so again his son-in-law (Shikanojo Inaba, renamed Shikanojo Yamauchi) was adopted into the family. Shikanojo never became president because he left his family. Subsequently, his son Hiroshi was brought up by his grandparents. Hiroshi later took over the company instead of his father.
The Late Card EraThis section may contain original research. Please improve it by verifying the claims made and adding references. Statements consisting only of original research may be removed. More details may be available on the talk page. (March 2012)This unreferenced section requires citations to ensure verifiability.Hiroshi Yamauchi attended Waseda University in Tokyo. However, after his grandfather died in 1949 he took office as the president of Nintendo. He renamed "Yamauchi Nintendo & Company" to "Nintendo Playing Card Company, Limited", and in 1951 he renamed their distribution company from "Marufuku Company, Limited," to "Nintendo Karuta Company, Limited". In 1953, Nintendo became the first company in Japan to produce playing cards from plastic. This was a huge hit and allowed Nintendo to dominate the card market.[citation needed] A Nintendo hanafuda card, showing the company's logo at the time
In 1956, Hiroshi Yamauchi visited the U.S., to engage in talks with the United States Playing Card Company, the dominant playing card manufacturer in the United States. Yamauchi was shocked to find that the world's biggest company in his business was relegated to using a small office. This was a turning point for Yamauchi, who then realized the limitations of the playing card business.[citation needed]
In 1959, Nintendo struck a deal with Disney to have them allow Nintendo to use Disney's characters on Nintendo's playing cards. Previously, Western playing cards were regarded as something similar to hanafuda and mahjong: a device for gambling. By tying playing cards to Disney and selling books explaining the different games one could play with the cards, Nintendo could sell the product to Japanese households. The tie-in was a success and the company sold at least 600,000 card packs in a single year. Due to this success, in 1962, Yamauchi took Nintendo public, listing the company in Osaka Stock Exchange Second division.[citation needed]
Following the aforementioned success, in 1963 Nintendo Playing Card Company Limited was renamed to Nintendo Company, Limited by Hiroshi. Nintendo now began to experiment in other areas of business using the newly injected capital. During the period of time between 1963 and 1968, Nintendo set up a taxi company, "love hotel" chain, food company (trying to sell instant rice, similar to instant noodles) and several other things (including a vacuum cleaner, Chiritory, which later appeared as a two-player game in WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$ in 2003). All these ventures eventually failed, except toymaking, where they had some earlier experience from selling playing cards.[citation needed] In 1964, while Japan was experiencing an economic boom due to the Tokyo Olympics, the playing card business reached its saturation point. Japanese households stopped buying playing cards, and the price of Nintendo stock fell from 900 yen to 60 yen.[citation needed]
In 1965, Nintendo hired Gunpei Yokoi as a maintenance engineer for the assembly line. However, Yokoi soon became famous for much more than his ability to repair conveyor belts.[citation needed]
Toy companyRiddled with debt, Nintendo struggled to survive in the Japanese toy industry; it was still small at this point, and dominated by already well established companies such as Bandai and Tomy. Because of the generally short product life cycle of toys, the company always had to come up with new products. This was the beginning of a major new era for Nintendo.In 1970, Hiroshi Yamauchi was observing a hanafuda factory. He noticed an extending arm, which was made by one of their maintenance engineers, Gunpei Yokoi, for his own amusement. Yamauchi ordered Yokoi to develop it as a proper product for the Christmas rush. Released as "The Ultra Hand", it would become one of Nintendo's earliest toy blockbusters, selling over a million units. Seeing that Yokoi had promise, Hiroshi Yamauchi pulled him off assembly line work. Yokoi was soon moved from maintenance duty to product development.
Due to his electrical engineering background, it soon become apparent that Gunpei was quite adept at developing electronic toys. These devices had a much higher novelty value than traditional toys, allowing Nintendo to charge a higher price margin for each product. Yokoi went on to develop many other toys, including the Ten Billion Barrel puzzle, a baseball throwing machine called the Ultra Machine, and a Love Tester. Another invention of his, in collaboration with Masayuki Uemura from Sharp, was the Nintendo Beam Gun Game, the precursor to the NES Zapper.
In 1977, Nintendo saw the hiring of Shigeru Miyamoto, the man who (along with Yokoi) would become a living legend in the world of gaming and the secret to Nintendo's longevity; his creative vision was instrumental in determining the path Nintendo's future (and indeed, the industry's as a whole) would follow to beat all other companies.
Electronic gamesNintendo's first video game system, the Color TV Game 6Nintendo at this time saw how successful video games were and began to dabble in them. Their first step in that field was to secure the rights to distribute the Magnavox Odyssey in Japan, which they did in 1975. At the time, home video game consoles were extremely rare-even the seminal Atari Pong console had yet to be produced. After experiencing reasonable success at this, Nintendo began developing its own video games, both for the home and for arcades. In the 1970s, Mitsubishi Electric proposed joint development of "Color TV Game Machine". In 1977, they released "Color TV Game 6" and "Color TV Game 15" (6 and 15 indicates the number of games).
Their first video arcade game was 1975's EVR Race;[3] a large handful of others followed in the next several years, Radar Scope and Donkey Kong being among the most famous of these. The early 1980s saw Nintendo's video game division (led by Yokoi) creating some of its most famous arcade titles. The massively popular Donkey Kong was created in 1981, with Miyamoto as its mastermind, and released in the arcades and on the Atari 2600, Intellivision, and ColecoVision video game systems (although Nintendo themselves generally had no involvement with these early console ports). This release method would be used on several later Nintendo arcade games of this same period, including the original Mario Bros. (not to be confused with the later Super Mario Bros.) In addition to this arcade and dedicated console game activity, Nintendo was testing the consumer handheld video game waters with the Game & Watch.
1983-1989In 1982 Nintendo developed a prototype system dubbed "The Advanced Video System" (or AVS for short) and had controllers much like the NES and had accessories such as a tape drive, a joy stick and a lightgun, and along with all of that the system was made of a computer, much like the Atari 500, and the commodore Vic-20 and commodore 64, but was never released, but is for show a the Nintendo shop. In July 1983, Nintendo released their Famicom(Family Computer) system in Japan, which was their first attempt at a cartridge-based video game console. The system was sold over 500,000 units within two months at a price around $100 USD. However, after a few months of the consoles selling well, Nintendo received complaints that some Famicom consoles would freeze when the player attempted to play certain games. The fault was found in a malfunctioning chip and Nintendo decided to recall all Famicom units currently on store shelves, which cost them almost half a million USD. The Nintendo Famicom, released in 1983, sold well in Japan.During this period of time, Nintendo rekindled their desire to release the Famicom in the USA. Since the company had very little experience with the United States market, they had previously attempted to contract with Atari for the system's distribution in 1983. However, a fiasco involving Coleco and Donkey Kongsoured the relationship between the two during the negotiations, and Atari refused to back Nintendo's console. The video game crash of 1983 soon took out not only Atari, but the vast majority of the American market itself. Nintendo was on their own.
Nintendo was determined not to make the same mistakes in the US that Atari had. Because of massive influxes of games that were regarded as some of the worst ever created, gaming had almost completely died out in America. Nintendo decided that to avoid facing the same problems, they would only allow games that received their "Seal of Quality" to be sold for the Famicom, using a chip called 10NES to "lockout" or prevent unlicensed games from working.
In 1985, Nintendo announced that they were releasing the Famicom worldwide with a different design under the name the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). They used a trojan-horse tactic to counter the bad view that the media was giving on video games, and released the NES with R.O.B. units that connected to the console and were synchronised to the games. To ensure the localization of the highest-quality games by third-party developers, Nintendo of America limited the number of game titles third-party developers could release in a single year to five. Konami, the first third-party company that was allowed to make cartridges for the Famicom, would later circumvent this rule by creating a spinoff company, Ultra Games, to release additional games in a single year. Other manufacturers soon employed the same tactic. Also in 1985, Super Mario Bros. was released for the Famicom in Japan and became a large success. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), released in 1985, is one of the most popular consoles of all time.
Nintendo test marketed the Nintendo Entertainment System in the New York area on October 18, 1985. They expanded the test to Los Angeles in February 1986, followed by tests in Chicago and San Francisco. They would go national by the end of 1986, along with 15 games, sold separately. In the US and Canada, it outsold its competitors by a wide margin. This was also the year that Metroid and Super Mario Bros. 2 (the Japanese version) were released. In 1987, The Legend of Zelda was released to much critical acclaim.
In 1988, Nintendo of America unveiled Nintendo Power, a monthly news and strategy magazine from Nintendo that served to advertise new games. The first issue published was the July/August edition, which spotlighted the NES game Super Mario Bros. 2. Nintendo Power is still published today with its two hundredth issue released in February 2006.
In 1989, Nintendo (which had seen a large amount of success from the Game & Watch) released the Game Boy (both created by Gunpei Yokoi), along with the accompanying game Tetris. Due to the price, the game and its durability (unlike the prior Microvision from Milton Bradley Company, which was prone to static and screen rot), the Game Boy sold extremely well. It eventually became the best selling portable game system of all time. Later, Super Mario Land was also released for the Game Boy, which sold 14 million copies worldwide. 1989 was also the year that Nintendo announced a sequel to the Famicom, to be called the Super Famicom.
They changed this rule during the Super NES era, allowing Sega to start a massive console war against Nintendo with the Sega Mega Drive and Game Gear. This occurred once more in 1996, when Sony released the PlayStation.
1990-1995The original North American SNES, circa 1991The last major blockbuster game for the NES, Super Mario Bros. 3, was released in early 1990. The game went on to sell over 18 million units, a licensed Television adaption named The Super Mario Bros. Super Show! was released by DIC Entertainment and Viacom Enterprises in that year to capitalise on the Game's popularity
The Super Famicom was released in Japan on November 21, 1990. The system's launch was widely successful, and the Super Famicom was sold out across Japan within three days. In August 1991, the Super Famicom was launched in the US under the name "Super Nintendo Entertainment System" (SNES). The SNES was released in Europe in 1992.
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System followed in the steps of its predecessor, with high technical specifications for its era. The controller of the SNES had also improved over that of the NES, as it now had rounded edges and four new buttons, a standard which is evident on many modern controllers today.
Nintendo had also begun development on a CD-ROM attachment for the SNES/Super Famicom. Their first partner in this project was Sony, whom Nintendo had worked with before to provide the SNES with its SPC sound chip. Development on the "PLAYSTATION" CD-ROM add-on and SNES/SFC standalone hybrid console began. However, at the last minute Nintendo decided to pull out of the partnership and instead go with Philips, and while no CD-ROM add-on was produced, several Nintendo properties (namely Zelda) appeared on the CD-I media console. Upon learning this, Sony decided to continue developing the technology they had into the Playstation. The exact reason Nintendo left its partnership with Sony has been the subject of speculation over the years, but the most common theory is that Sony either wanted too much of the profits for the machine or the rights to the CD-ROM attachment itself.
In Japan, the Super Famicom easily took control of the gaming market. In the US, due to a late start and an aggressive marketing campaign by Sega (Headed by the Sega Company's new mascot, Sonic The Hedgehog, their answer to Nintendo's Super Mario), Nintendo saw its market share take a precipitous plunge from 90-95% with the NES to a low of approximately 35% against the Sega Genesis. Over the course of several years, the SNES in North America eventually overtook the Genesis, thanks to franchise titles such as Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Street Fighter II, and the Final Fantasy series. Total worldwide sales of the SNES were higher than the Genesis.
As the SNES battled the Sega Genesis, Nintendo was running into problems on another front caused by their own aggressive marketing behavior. In 1991, Nintendo agreed to a settlement regarding price-fixing allegations brought by the Federal Trade Commission and attorneys general in New York and Maryland. Nintendo had been accused of threatening to cut off shipments of the NES to retailers who discounted the price of the system. The estimated cost of the settlement was just under $30 million.[4]
In 1992, Gunpei Yokoi and the rest of R&D 1 began planning on a new virtual reality console to be called the Virtual Boy. Hiroshi Yamauchi also bought majority shares of the Seattle Mariners in 1992.
In 1993, Nintendo announced plans to develop a new 64-bit console codenamed Project Reality that would be capable of rendering fully 3D environments and characters. In 1994, Nintendo also claimed that Project Reality would be renamed Ultra 64in the US. The Ultra 64 moniker was unveiled in arcades on the Nintendo branded fighting game Killer Instinct and the racing game Cruisin' USA. Killer Instinct was later released on the SNES. Soon after, Nintendo realized they had mistakenly chosen a name for their new console that the Konami corporation owned the rights to. Specifically, only Konami would have the rights to release games for the new system called Ultra Football, Ultra Tennis, etc. Therefore, in 1995 Nintendo changed the final name of the system to the Nintendo 64, and announced that it would be released in 1996. They later showed previews of the system and several games, including Super Mario 64, to the media and public. 1995 is also the year that Nintendo purchased part of Rare.
In 1994, after many years of Nintendo's products being distributed in Australia by Mattel since the NES in 1985, Nintendo Co., Ltd opened its Australian headquarters and its first Managing Directors were Graham Kerry, who moved along from Mattel Australia as Managing Director and Susumu Tanaka of Nintendo UK Ltd.
In 1995, Nintendo released the Virtual Boy in Japan. The console sold poorly, but Nintendo still said they had hope for it and continued to release several other games and attempted a release in the US, which was another disaster.
Also in 1995, Nintendo found themselves in a competitive situation. Competitor Sega introduced their 32-bit Saturn, while newcomer Sony introduced the 32-bit PlayStation. Sony's fierce marketing campaigns ensued, and it started to cut into Nintendo and Sega's market share.
1996-2001On June 23, 1996, the Nintendo 64 (N64) was released in Japan and became a huge hit, selling over 500,000 units on the first day of its release. On September 29, 1996, Nintendo released the Nintendo 64 in North America, and it too was a success. Many feel that the advertising onslaught by Sony at this time did not truly begin to take effect until many of the consumers who held out for the N64 became frustrated at the lack of software following the first few months after the system's release. What also greatly contributed to the extremely competitive climate that Nintendo was entrenched in was the fact that many third-party companies immediately began developing and releasing many of their leading games for Nintendo's competing consoles. Many of those third party companies cited cheaper development and manufacturing costs for the CD format, versus the cartridge format. On December 1, 1999, Nintendo released an add-on to the Nintendo 64 in Japan, titled the Nintendo 64DD, although it was never released elsewhere. The exterior of Nintendo's main research center. It is a few blocks away from the company's main headquarters.Nintendo followed with the release of the Game Boy Pocket, a smaller version of the original Game Boy. A week after the release of the Game Boy Pocket, Gunpei Yokoi resigned from his position at Nintendo. Gunpei Yokoi helped in the creation of a competitor system named the WonderSwan, using the skills he gained in the creation of the Game Boy.
In 1996, Pocket Monsters (known internationally as "Pokémon") was released in Japan to a huge following. The Pokémon franchise, created by Satoshi Tajiri, was proving so popular in America, Europe, and Japan, that for a brief time, Nintendo took back their place as the supreme power in the games industry.
In 1997, Game Boy creator Gunpei Yokoi died in a car accident at the age of 56.
On October 13, 1998, the Game Boy Color was released in Japan, with releases in North America and Europe a month later.
Nintendo released the Game Boy Advance in Japan on March 21, 2001. This was followed by the North American launch on June 11 and the European launch on June 22. Nintendo released the GameCube home video game console on September 14, 2001, in Japan. It was released in North America on November 18, 2001, Europe on May 3, 2002, and Australia on May 17, 2002.
2002-presentIn 2002, Hiroshi Yamauchi stepped down as the president of Nintendo and named Satoru Iwata his successor. Nintendo and Chinese-American scientist Dr Wei Yen co-founded iQue to manufacture and distribute official Nintendo consoles and games for the mainland Chinese market under the iQue brand.During the same year, Nintendo's aggressive business tactics in Europe would catch up to them. The European Commission determined that Nintendo had engaged in anticompetitive price-fixing business practices dating at least as far back as the early 90s. This resulted in a heavy fine being laid against the company- €149 million, one of the largest antitrust fines applied in the history of the commission.[5]
In May 2004, Nintendo announced plans to release a new brand of handheld, unrelated to the Game Boy, featuring two screens, one of which was touch-sensitive. The Nintendo DS, released on November 21, 2004, received over three million pre-orders. In addition to the touch screen, the DS can also create three-dimensional graphics, similar to those of the Nintendo 64, although its lack of hardware support for texture filtering results in more pixelated graphics than on the Nintendo 64.
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