Rips
- Barbarian
- Bart vs the Space Mutants
- Beach Volley
- Beyond the Ice Palace
- Bomb Jack
- Bomb Jack Beer Edition
- CJ in the USA
- CJ's Elephant Antics
- Elfmania Data Disk
- ESWAT
- Final Fight
- Human Killing Machine
- Ivanhoe
- Line of Fire
- Mega lo Mania
- Mickey Mouse
- Motorhead
- Nobby the Aardvark
- Obliterator
- Pac-Land Preview
- Postman Pat
- Raid Over Moscow
- Rolling Thunder
- Rygar
- Sensible Soccer
- Spy Who Loved Me
- StarRay
- Street Fighter
- Street Fighter 2
- Stuntman Seymour
- Terminator 2 Judgment Day
- Top Cat
- WEC Le Mans
- WWF European Rampage Tour
- Yogi Bear and Friends in the Greed Monster
Sensible Soccer
The majority of Sensible Software games store their graphics in compressed IFF ILBM format, and Sensible Soccer is no exception.
The team strips are created by altering the palette of various versions of the player strips, creating solid colour tops, or mixing vertical or horizontal stripes for teams.
The vertically scrolling credits are stored as images three times the height of the screen, and are scrolled up over the top of the background image in dual playfield mode. This uses two independent playfields of 8 colours (with one being transparent) on top of each other.
Graphics
Credits
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