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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BitStorm

DOS19993.3/5

Black Sect

DOS19933.4/5 Lankhor

Blasteroids

DOS19893.8/5 Atari

Blitz Draughts

DOS19923.7/5 PC Solutions

Blort!

DOS19873.7/5 Hennsoft

Bolo Ball

DOS19923.3/5 Soleau Software

Bomb Jack

DOS19844.3/5 Tecmo

Bomb Jack is a classic arcade platform game developed and published by Tecmo in 1984. The goal of the game is to collect bombs while avoiding enemies; the whole game takes place in a fixed screen. Bomb Jack for DOS is a conversion from the arcade original version. The arcade and the conversions were a huge commercial success.

Bomb Run

DOS19912.7/5 PC Solutions

Bomberman

DOS19924.1/5 Hudson soft

Bop'N Wrestle

DOS1988protected3.6/5 Beam Software

Borrowed Time

DOS19853.6/5 Interplay Productions

Borrowed Time is a graphic adventure video game developed and published by Interplay Productions. It was released in 1985 for various platforms, including the Apple Macintosh, Apple II, DOS, and Atari ST. The game is notable for its early use of digitized photos and a noir-style detective narrative.The game's story is set in the 1930s and foll...

Bounce Zone

DOS19902.8/5

Bouncing Babies

DOS19843.5/5

Boxer Rebellion

DOS19823.1/5

Bridge 7.0

DOS19923.3/5 Artworx Software

Bubble Bobble

DOS19894.2/5 Taito

Bubble Bobble is perhaps one of the most popular (and cute!) platform arcade games of all times. The goal of Bubble Bobble is simple: clear each screen from various monsters and reach the final stage. In order to get rid of enemies, dinosaurs Bub and Bob can spit bubbles to trap them, then pop the bubbles to kill them.