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Lists of video games

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This is a list of all video game lists, sorted by varying classifications. The classification depends on a variety of component.

By Computer

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Major Computers

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PC games

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Linux
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Microsoft
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MS-DOS and Windows
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MSX
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Apple

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Mini-major Computers

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Amstrad

Atari

Commodore

Sinclair

Browser based games

Minor Computers

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Tandy

Casio

Other systeems

by Console

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Major Consoles

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Microsoft Xbox

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Nintendo

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Home consoles
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Handheld Consoles
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Sega

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Sony

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Mini major consoles

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Atari

Bandai

Commodore

Mattel

NEC

Philips

SNK

The 3DO Company

Coleco

Minor consoles

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Casio

Epoch

Leapfrog

Tiger Electronics

VTech

Handheld Consoles

Home Consoles

Other platforms

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Mobile

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Arcade

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By developer

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By publisher

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By hardware

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By date

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By character or franchise

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Mario

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By feature

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By region

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Development

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By genre

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Action

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Casual and puzzle

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Role-playing

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Simulation

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Sports

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Strategy

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Other

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By technology

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By license

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By player type

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By reception

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Other

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See also

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  1. ^ Sega was better known for its video game consoles
  2. ^ Online service
  3. ^ Online service
  4. ^ Online service
  5. ^ Online service
  6. ^ Online service Xbox Game Pass
  7. ^ Online service Xbox Game Pass
  8. ^ over the air broadcast
  9. ^ Online service
  10. ^ Online service
  11. ^ Online service
  12. ^ Online service
  13. ^ Online service
  14. ^ Also includes digital only games
  15. ^ Online service
  16. ^ Online service
  17. ^ Online service
  18. ^ Online service
  19. ^ Also includes digital only games
  20. ^ Also includes digital only games
  21. ^ Online service
  22. ^ Online service
  23. ^ Online service
  24. ^ Sega Game Gear was handheld console system
  25. ^ Sega Pico was educational console system
  26. ^ Online service in which PS One games were forward compitable with later Playstation systems for digital download only.
  27. ^ Online service in which PS two games were forward compitable with later Playstation systems for digital download only.
  28. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  29. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  30. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  31. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  32. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  33. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  34. ^ PSP was a handheld console
  35. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  36. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  37. ^ PSV was a handheld console
  38. ^ Includes games from Playstation Online service PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  39. ^ Store within the PlayStation Network which offer games for digital download only.
  40. ^ Atari Lynx was handheld console system
  41. ^ Design Master Senshi Mangajukuu was handheld console system
  42. ^ WonderSwan was handheld console system
  43. ^ WonderSwan Color was handheld console system
  44. ^ Pixter was handheld console system
  45. ^ Epoch Game Pocket Computer was handheld console system
  46. ^ CickStart was educational home console system
  47. ^ Leapfrog Didj was educational handheld console system
  48. ^ Leapster was educational handheld console system
  49. ^ Leapster Explorer was Educational handheld console system
  50. ^ Leapfrog LeapTV was educational handheld console system
  51. ^ Game.com was handheld console system
  52. ^ R-Zone was handheld console system
  53. ^ Amstrad was better known for its Home computers