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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Street sports basketball

DOS1987 basketball

Mini Putt

DOS1988 miniature golf

World Tour Tennis

DOS1993 tennis

Wayne Gretzky Hockey

DOS1989 hockey, business simulation, winter sports

Grand Monster Slam

DOS1989 unconventional sports

Grand Monster Slam is an action sports game developed by Golden Goblins and published by Rainbow Arts in 1989. The game was released for a variety of platforms, including the Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, and MS-DOS. The game is set in a fantasy world where players compete in a sport called Monster Slam. The sport involves two opposing player...

American Gladiators

DOS1992 unconventional sports, multi-sport

Off Shore Warrior

DOS1988 racing: unusual vehicles, water sports

Magic Johnson's Basketball

DOS1989 basketball

Earl Weaver Baseball

DOS1987 baseball

Wembley Rugby League

DOS1996 unconventional sports

Winter Olympiad 88

DOS1988 winter sports, olympic sports, multi-sport

Vectorball

DOS1988 unconventional sports

Championship Manager 93

DOS1993 soccer, business simulation

Club Football: The Manager

DOS1994 soccer, business simulation

Mike Ditka Ultimate Football

DOS1991 american football

Tennis Elbow

DOS1997 tennis

Subbuteo

DOS1990 soccer

Viz

DOS1991 unconventional sports

Winter Supersports 1992

DOS1992 winter sports, multi-sport, olympic sports

Bop'N Wrestle

DOS1988protected wrestling

Take Down

DOS1989 wrestling

Knight Games

DOS1988 multi-sport, unconventional sports

Olympic games were something back in the 80s and the 90s: Winter Games, Summer Games, California Games, anything-you-can-think-of games. Some imaginative developer thought that the world needed a different kind of "multisport" action game and came up with he idea behind Knight Games.