The best fixed screen games
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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Amazing Maze
DOS19833.2/5
Boxer Rebellion
DOS19823.1/5
X-Fighter
DOS19873.1/5 Wordworks Software
O-Pong
DOS19963.1/5
Airlines
DOS19943/5 InterActive Vision
Aldo's Assault
DOS19913/5
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
DOS19893/5 Tynesoft Computer Software
Codebreaker
DOS1994freeware3/5
Color Balls
DOS19963/5
Crossbow: The Legend of William Tell
DOS19903/5
Duck Hunt
DOS1995freewareremake3/5
Duck Hunt is a faithful remake based on the original light gun game Duck Hunt published by Nintendo in 1984. Duck Hunt was a shooting gallery game with a straightforward gameplay: use your gun to shoot down ducks. If you fail to shoot enough birds, the game ends.
Faces Tris 3
DOS19903/5 Sphere
Fisher-Price Firehouse Rescue
DOS19883/5 GameTek
Floppy Frenzy
DOS19823/5 Windmill Software
IBM 9-Hole Miniature Golf
DOS19833/5 SoftSide Magazine
Janitor Joe
DOS19843/5
Madball
DOS19853/5
Megapede
DOS19923/5
Mortal Pong
DOS1995freeware3/5
Pac Gal
DOS19823/5
Pictionary: The Game of Quick Draw
DOS19893/5 Oxford Mobius
Pong Kombat
DOS1994freeware3/5
Remote Control
DOS19893/5 Softie
Shanghai II: Dragon's Eye
Windows 3.xMac OS19903/5 Activision
Take Down
DOS19893/5
The Price is Right
DOS19903/5
Trump Castle 2
DOS19913/5 Brian A. Rice
Video Casino
DOS19873/5 Mastertronic
Magnetic Crane
DOS19892.9/5
Fiendish Freddy's Big Top O'Fun
DOS19892.9/5 Gray Matter