The most popular abandonware sports games

Sports games follow real-life rules either by creating a detailed and realistic simulation of physical sports, or by focusing on quickness and dexterity. Simulated sports can be real ones (American football, baseball, soccer) or fictional (like fantasy or futuristic sports).

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Ballistix

DOS19893.8/5 unconventional sports

Tennis Elbow

DOS19973.9/5 tennis

Caveman Ugh-Lympics

DOS19894.5/5 multi-sport, unconventional sports

Allan Border's Cricket

DOS19934.2/5 unconventional sports

Pro Manager

DOS19853.5/5 baseball

The Basket Manager

DOS19913.4/5 basketball, business simulation

Superstar Ice Hockey

DOS19874.1/5 winter sports, hockey

Bass Duel

DOS19933.7/5 water sports

Liverpool: the Computer Game

DOS19923.3/5 soccer

Bop'N Wrestle

DOS1988protected3.6/5 wrestling

Winter Supersports 1992

DOS19924.3/5 winter sports, multi-sport, olympic sports

Goal!

DOS19933.9/5 soccer

MicroProse Soccer

DOS1988protected4.2/5 soccer

MicroProse Soccer is an abandoned action-oriented soccer game, developed by Sensible Software and released by MicroProse Software in 1988. The appeal of MicroProse Soccer was its simplicity and the smooth controls. In the United States it was known as Keith Van Eron's Pro Soccer.