List of Accolade games

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This is a list of games published by Accolade (renamed as Infogrames North America, Inc. in 1999), an American video game developer and publisher based in San Jose, California. [1] The company was founded as Accolade in 1984 by Alan Miller and Bob Whitehead, who had previously co-founded Activision in 1979. The company became known for numerous sports franchises, including HardBall!, Jack Nicklaus , and Test Drive . [2]

Contents

Games

As Accolade

Complete list of games published and/or developed by Accolade
GamePlatform(s)ReleaseDeveloperPublisherRef(s)
SunDog: Frozen Legacy Apple II1984 FTL Games Accolade [3]
HardBall! Apple II, Atari 8-bit, Commodore 641985Accolade [4]
Amstrad CPC, MacOS, ZX Spectrum1986
Amiga, Apple IIGS, Atari ST, DOS, MSX1987
Sega Genesis1991
Fight Night Apple II1985 Sydney Development Corporation Accolade [5]
Atari 8-bit, Commodore 641986
Atari XEGS1987
Atari 78001988
Law of the West Apple II, Commodore 641985Accolade [6]
Nintendo Entertainment System, PC-88, PC-981987
The Dam Busters Apple II, DOS1985 Sydney Development Corporation Accolade [7]
Psi-5 Trading Company Commodore 641986Accolade [8]
Amstrad CPC, Amstrad PCW, ZX Spectrum1987
Mean 18 Amiga, Atari ST, DOS1986MicrosmithsAccolade [9] [10]
Apple IIGS1987
Atari 78001989
Killed Until Dead Commodore 641986 Artech Studios [11]
Apple II1987
Ace of Aces Commodore 641986 Artech Studios [12] [13]
DOS1987
Atari 7800, Atari 8-bit1988
Accolade Comics Apple II, Commodore 641987 Distinctive Software [14]
The Train: Escape to Normandy Apple II, Commodore 641987 Artech Digital Entertainment [15]
Amstrad CPC, DOS, ZX Spectrum1988
4th & Inches Commodore 64, Apple II1987Accolade [16] [17]
Amiga, Apple IIGS, DOS, MacOS1988
Pinball Wizard DOS1987 ERE Informatique Accolade [18] [19]
Atari ST1988
Mini-Putt Commodore 64, DOS1987 Artech Studios [20]
Apple IIGS1988
Apollo 18: Mission to the Moon Commodore 641987 [21] [22]
DOS1988
Power at Sea Commodore 641988 Distinctive Software [15]
Test Drive Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS1987 [4]
Apple II1988
Rack 'Em DOS1988 Artech Studios [23]
Serve & VolleyApple II, Apple IIGS, Commodore 64, DOS1988 [24]
Fast Break Commodore 64, DOS1988Accolade [25]
Amiga, Apple IIGS, MacOS1989
Grand Prix Circuit Commodore 64, DOS1988 Distinctive Software Accolade [26]
Amiga, Apple IIGS, MacOS1989
Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum1990
Card Sharks Commodore 641988Accolade [27]
TKOCommodore 641988Accolade Electronic Arts [28]
DOS1989
Bubble Ghost Amiga, Apple II, Apple IIGS, Commodore 64, DOS1988 ERE Informatique Accolade [29]
Jack Nicklaus' Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf Commodore 64, DOS1988 Sculptured Software [30] [31] [32]
Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Apple IIGS, Atari ST1989
MacOS, TG-161990
Steel Thunder Commodore 64, DOS1988Accolade [33]
Hardball II DOS1989 Distinctive Software Accolade [34]
Amiga, MacOS1990
Test Drive II: The Duel Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Apple IIGS, Commodore 64, DOS, MacOS, ZX Spectrum1989 Distinctive Software [35] [36]
Atari ST1990
Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo1992
Blue Angels: Formation Flight Simulation Amiga, Atari ST, DOS1989 Artech Studios [37]
Commodore 641990
Day of the Viper Amiga, Atari ST1989Accolade [38]
DOS1990
Don't Go Alone DOS1989Sterling Silver SoftwareAccolade [39]
The Cycles: International Grand Prix Racing Amiga, Commodore 64, DOS1989 Distinctive Software [40]
Amstrad CPC, Mac OS, ZX Spectrum1990
The Third Courier DOS1989 Manley & Associates [41] [42]
Amiga, Apple IIGS, Atari ST1990
Bar GamesDOS1989Accolade [43]
Amiga1990
Strike Aces Amiga, DOS1990 Vektor Grafix Accolade [44]
Test Drive III: The Passion DOS1990Accolade [45]
Gunboat Amstrad CPC, DOS, ZX Spectrum1990 [46] [47]
Amiga1991
Turbo-Grafx 161992
Heat WaveAmiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS1990 Artech Studios Accolade [48]
Ishido: The Way of Stones Amiga, DOS, Sega Genesis, MacOS1990Publishing International [49]
The Game of Harmony Amiga, Commodore 64, DOS1990 The Assembly Line [50]
GameBoy1991
Altered Destiny DOS1990Accolade [51] [52]
Amiga1991
Stratego DOS, MacOS1990 [53]
Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 641991
Jack Nicklaus' Unlimited Golf & Course Design Amiga, DOS1990 Sculptured Software Accolade [54]
Elvira: Mistress of the Dark Amiga, DOS1990 Horror Soft [55] [56]
Atari ST, Commodore 641991
Les Manley in: Search for the King DOS1990Accolade [57] [58]
Amiga1991
Star Control Amiga, Amstrad CPC, DOS1990 Toys for Bob Accolade [59]
Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum1991
The Games: Winter Challenge DOS1991MindSpan [60]
Les Manley in: Lost in L.A. DOS1991Accolade [61]
The Cardinal of the Kremlin Amiga1991 Capstone Software Accolade [62]
Turrican GameBoy, Sega Genesis, TurboGrafx-161991 Rainbow Arts [63]
Elvira II: The Jaws of Cerberus DOS1991 Horror Soft [64] [65]
Amiga, Atari ST1992
Hoverforce DOS1991Astral Software [66]
Mike Ditka Power FootballDOS, Genesis1991Accolade [67]
The Games: Summer Challenge DOS1992MindSpanAccolade [67]
Sega Genesis1993
Jack Nicklaus Golf & Course Design: Signature Edition DOS1992 Sculptured Software [68]
Waxworks Amiga, DOS1992 Horror Soft [69]
Snoopy's Game ClubDOS1992Accolade [70]
Universal Soldier GameBoy, Sega Genesis1992 The Code Monkeys Accolade [71]
Grand Prix UnlimitedDOS1992Accolade [72]
ZyconixAmiga, DOS1992Miracle GamesAccolade [73]
HardBall III DOS1992MindSpan [74] [75] [76]
Sega Genesis1993
Super Nintendo1994
Star Control II DOS1992 Toys for Bob [77]
3DO1994
WarpSpeed Super Nintendo1992Accolade [78] [79]
Sega Genesis1993
Speed Racer in The Challenge of Racer X DOS1993 [80]
Bubsy in Claws Encounters of the Furred Kind Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo1993 [81]
Pelé! Sega Genesis1993 Radical Entertainment Accolade [82]
Unnecessary Roughness DOS1993Accolade [37]
Brett Hull Hockey Super Nintendo1994 Radical Entertainment Accolade [83]
Unnecessary Roughness '95 DOS, Sega Genesis1994Accolade [84]
Rally DOS1994PixelkraftAccolade [85]
Ballz Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, 3DO1994 PF.Magic [86]
Battle Isle 2200 DOS1994 Blue Byte [87]
Bubsy II Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo1994Accolade [88]
GameBoy Images Software Accolade
Cyclemania DOS1994Compro Games [89]
Barkley Shut Up and Jam! Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo1994Accolade [90]
HardBall IV DOS, Sega Genesis1994MindSpanAccolade [91]
Pelé II: World Tournament Soccer Sega Genesis1994 Radical Entertainment [67]
Zero Tolerance Sega Genesis1994 Technopop [92]
Combat Cars Sega Genesis1994Accolade [67]
Speed Racer in My Most Dangerous Adventures Super Nintendo1994 Radical Entertainment Accolade [93]
Brett Hull Hockey '95 Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo, PC1995 Radical Entertainment [94]
HardBall 5 DOS, Sega Genesis1995MindSpan [95] [96]
Sony PlayStation1996
Barkley Shut Up and Jam! 2 Sega Genesis1995Accolade [97]
Unnecessary Roughness '96 DOS1995 [98]
Star Control 3 DOS1996 Legend Entertainment Accolade [99]
Eradicator DOS1996Accolade [100]
Deadlock: Planetary Conquest Windows1996 [101]
PO'ed Sony PlayStation1996Any ChannelAccolade
Warner Interactive Europe (EU)		 [102]
Pitball Sony PlayStation1996 Warner Interactive Europe Accolade
Warner Interactive Europe (EU)		 [103]
Bubsy 3D Sony PlayStation1996 Eidetic Accolade [104]
Test Drive: Off-Road DOS, Sony PlayStation1996 Elite Systems (DOS), Motivetime Ltd.Accolade
Eidos Interactive (EU)		 [105] [106]
Jack Nicklaus 4 Windows1997 Cinematronics, LLC Accolade [107]
Jack Nicklaus 5 Windows1997Eclipse Entertainment [108]
Test Drive 4 Sony PlayStation, Windows1997 Pitbull Syndicate [109] [110]
Deadlock II: Shrine Wars Windows1998 Cyberlore Studios [111]
Test Drive 5 Sony PlayStation, Windows1998Pitbull Syndicate [112] [113]
Test Drive: Off-Road 2 Sony PlayStation, Windows1998Accolade
Pitbull Syndicate		 [114]
HardBall 6 Windows1998MindSpan [115]
Big Air Sony PlayStation1998Pitbull Syndicate [116]
Redline Windows1999 Beyond Games [117]

As Infogrames North America

Complete list of games published and/or developed by Accolade, after acquisition and re-brand as Infogrames [118]
GamePlatform(s)ReleaseDeveloperPublisherRef(s)
Slave Zero Sega Dreamcast, Windows1999Infogrames North AmericaInfogrames North America [119]
Test Drive 6 Sega Dreamcast, Sony PlayStation, Windows1999Pitbull Syndicate [120]
Test Drive 6 Game Boy Color1999Xantera [118]
Test Drive: Off-Road 3 Sony PlayStation, Windows1999Infogrames North America [121]
Test Drive: Off-Road 3 Game Boy Color1999Xantera [122] [123]
Demolition Racer Sony PlayStation, Windows1999Pitbull Syndicate Limited [124]
Sega Dreamcast2000
Test Drive Cycles PlayStation, Sega Dreamcast, WindowsCancelledInfogrames North America [125]
Game Boy Color2000Xantera [126]

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