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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World Cricket
DOS1994 unconventional sports
Solar hockey league
DOS1992 unconventional sports
Ballistix
DOS1989 unconventional sports
England Championship Special
DOS1991 soccer
NCAA Road to the Final Four
DOS1991 basketball
Mike Ditka Ultimate Football
DOS1991 american football
Tag Team Wrestling
DOS1986 wrestling
Gazza 2
DOS1991 soccer, business simulation
Joe Montana Football
DOS1990 american football
Jammit
DOS1994 basketball
Five-a-side Indoor Soccer
DOS1986 soccer
The Basket Manager
DOS1991 basketball, business simulation
Armchair Quarterback
DOS1985 american football
Wembley Rugby League
DOS1996 unconventional sports
MicroLeague Baseball 2
DOS1989 baseball
Dolphin Boating Simulator
DOS1988 water sports
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
DOS1989 multi-sport, unconventional sports
Subbuteo
DOS1990 soccer
Mini Putt
DOS1988 miniature golf
Basket Master
DOS1990 basketball
Hole in One
DOS1995 miniature golf
Disc
DOS1990 unconventional sports
Tony La Russa Ultimate Baseball
DOS1991protected baseball
The Sporting News Baseball
DOS1988 baseball
Grave Yardage
DOS1989 unconventional sports, american football
Volleyball Simulator
DOS1987 volleyball
Archery
DOS1985freeware unconventional sports
Unnecessary Roughness
DOS1993 american football
Carl Lewis Challenge
DOS1992 multi-sport, olympic sports
Carl Lewis Challenge is a sports simulation video game that was released in 1992 by Psygnosis for various platforms, including the Amiga, Atari ST, and DOS. Named after the famous American track and field athlete Carl Lewis, the game aims to simulate several athletic events in which Lewis excelled. The game features multiple track and field ev...
Tournament Tennis
DOS1985 tennis