Games
Greenwood was a prolific game designer, with a unique rules-writing style. Among the titles he was responsible:
- Baseball Strategy (1963)
- Alexander the Great (1971)
- Basketball Strategy (1974)
- Rise and Decline of the Third Reich (1974)
- Caesar at Alesia (1975)
- Circus Maximus (1979)
- Crescendo of Doom (1979)
- GI: Anvil of Victory (1982)
- Advanced Squad Leader (1985)
- Beyond Valor (1985)
- Streets of Fire (1985)
- Paratrooper (1986)
- Hedgerow Hell (1987)
- Yanks (1987)
- Turning Point: Stalingrad (1989)
- New World (1990)
- Republic of Rome (1990)
- Breakout: Normandy (1992)
- Gung Ho (1992)
- Gangsters (1992)
- Road Kill (1993)
- Age of Renaissance (1996)
- Atlantic Storm (1997)
- Colossal Arena (1997)
- Galaxy: The Dark Ages (2000)
- The Napoleonic Wars (2002)
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