Product List
- 007: Licence to Kill
- 3D Construction Kit
- 3D Construction Kit II
- A View to a Kill
- Absolute Zero
- A.P.B.
- AV-8B Harrier Assault
- Badlands
- Battle Frenzy
- Big 10 Simulation-Action
- Big Red Racing
- Bob's Full House
- Castle Master
- Castle Master 2: The Crypt
- Championship Manager
- Championship Manager 2
- Championship Manager 93/94
- Confirmed Kill
- Curse of Dragor
- Cyberball
- Desert Strike: Return to the Gulf
- Dragon Spirit: The New Legend
- Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters
- Eureka!
- European Football Champ
- Formula One
- Formula One World Championship Edition
- Flight Sim Toolkit
- Flying Nightmares
- Friday the 13th
- Hard Drivin'
- Hard Drivin' II
- Hydra
- International Rugby Challenge
- James Bond: The Duel
- James Bond: The Living Daylights
- James Bond: Live and Let Die
- Kawasaki Superbike Challenge
- Klax
- Lords of Midnight
- Marko
- Marko's Magic Football
- MIG-29 Fulcrum
- The Music System
- The Orion Conspiracy
- Out of the Sun
- Pictionary
- Pit-Fighter
- Prince of Persia
- R.B.I. Baseball 2
- Race Drivin'
- Rampart
- Rugby: The World Cup
- Shadowlands
- Skull & Crossbones
- Spitting Image
- Split Personalities
- The Spy Who Loved Me
- Star Wars
- Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
- Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
- Super-VGA Harrier
- Taito's Super Space Invaders
- Toobin'
- Total Eclipse
- Total Mayhem / Total Mania
- Trivial Pursuit
- Trivial Pursuit 2: A New Beginning
- Vindicators
- Warbirds (Closed beta only)
- Wheels of Fire
- Xybots
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