Fixed screen, games with no scrolling

In a fixed screen game there is no scrolling, neither vertical nor horizontal. In a fixed screen video game, the screen doesn't move in any way. Anything but the screen can usually move anyway, but gameplay is restricted to the fixed screen. Early arcade games where typically fixed screen games: scrolling was harder to obtain in the early age of video gaming.

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DOS19923.5/5 Microids

Sword of the Samurai

DOS1989protected4/5 MicroProse Software

Tag Team Wrestling

DOS19863.5/5 Technos Japan

Taito's Super Space Invaders

DOS19914.2/5 Taito

Take Down

DOS19893/5

Tank Wars

DOS19904.1/5

Tapper

DOS19843.9/5

Teresa: House Guest

DOS1993NSFW3.9/5 Interactive Girls Club

Tetris

DOS19874.1/5 Spectrum HoloByte

Tetris (Academysoft)

DOS19963.7/5 AcademySoft

Tetris 2.0

Windows XP/98/9519904.2/5 AcademySoft

Tetris Classic

DOSWindows 3.x19924.3/5 Spectrum HoloByte

The $100,000 pyramid

DOS19883.3/5 Magicom Multimedia

The all new Family Feud

DOS19893.3/5 Softie

The Astronomy Quiz

DOS19883.2/5 Softdisk Publishing

The Cool Croc Twins

DOS19923.9/5 Arcade Masters

The Final Battle

DOS19913.9/5 Silicon Software

The Game of Harmony

DOS19904/5 The Assembly Line

The Goonies

DOS19853.9/5 Datasoft

The Guild of Thieves

DOS19874.1/5 Magnetic Scrolls

The Incredible Machine

DOS19934.2/5 Jeff Tunnell Productions

The Incredible Machine (part of The Incredible Machine series) is a single-player peculiar DOS physics-puzzle game developed by Jeff Tunnell Productions and published by Sierra On-Line in 1993. The goal of the game is to build strange complicated contraptions using the few pieces at your disposal. When you feel pretty sure that your contraptio...