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
Terminator 2 Judgment Day
An absolutely dire movie tie-in licence game from Ocean, with almost everything in 16 colours and crunched using Pack-Ice. This game was obviously written with an Atari ST conversion in mind, and there's almost minimal gameplay. I pity anyone that shelled out £25 for this rubbish back in 1991.
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