Popular Text Sims
Sports Sims:
- Bowl Bound College Football
- Baseball Mogul
- Deeproute
- Diamond Mind Baseball
- Draft Day Sports: Pro Basketball
- Draft Day Sports: College Basketball
- Eastside Hockey Manager series
- Extreme Warfare
- Fastbreak Basketball
- Fastbreak College Basketball
- Football Manager
- Football Mogul
- Footy Fanatic
- Front Office Football
- Hattrick
- Hooves of Thunder
- Inside the Park Baseball
- Jump Shot Basketball
- QuarterPole Plus
- QOOTY
- Out of the Park Baseball
- Professional Football Simulator
- PureSim
- Sick as a Parrot
- Strat-O-Matic Baseball, Basketball, Football & Hockey
- Front Office Football: The College Years
- Title Bout Championship Boxing
- Total College Basketball
- Total Extreme Wrestling
- Total Pro Basketball
- Total Pro Football
- Total Pro Golf
- Tournament Dreams College Basketball
Tycoon/Business Sims:
- Chart Wars 3
- Coffee Tycoon
- Hollywood Mogul
- Lemonade Stand
- Lemonade Tycoon
- Music Wars
- Music Maven
- Railroad Tycoon
- Starship Tycoon
- TV Manager
- Wall Street Raider
Political Sims:
- Diplomacy
- The Political Machine
- Power Politics
- President 2000
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