The most popular sports license games

Sports games, in the DOS era, were often sponsored by popular sports personalities (John Madden, Michael Jordan, Jack Nicklaus, to name a few) or, in some cases, even by institutions (FIFA, NHL, NCAA, NFL). Such a name on the game box was a sure way to boost sales even for low quality games.

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One-on-One Basketball

DOS19883.7/5 Electronic Arts

Allan Border's Cricket

DOS19934.2/5 Audiogenic

Pro Tennis Tour

DOS19894.2/5 Blue Byte Software

MicroLeague Wrestling

DOS19894.1/5 MicroLeague Multimedia

MicroLeague Wrestling is an abandoned wrestling action game based on the WWF league, developed by MicroLeague Multimedia and released in 1989 for DOS. MicroLeague Wrestling was also published for Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64.

NFL Football

DOS19924.1/5 Distinctive Software

Jimmy White Whirlwind Snooker

DOS19913.7/5

MicroProse Soccer

DOS1988protected4.2/5 Sensible Software

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.