How Many Official Games were Released for this Game Console?...

Ever think “I wonder how many games they came out with [Insert System Here]”.

I think a lot of people who collect ROMs or have the intention of building their own Arcade Machine wonder about this on a daily basis.

There are many game “audit” programs like “Good Tools” and “ROM Center” that are designed to help people audit their ROM / Game collections, but far too often these programs include titles that you really don’t need or want, like Demos / Hacks / and Public Domain games you are never going to play.

I started creating my own manual audit lists with the intention of listing only official releases of games. While I am a “completest” by nature, I think a lot of these unneeded titles clog up a collection with games you are never going to play.

My manual audit lists are works in progress. If you are looking for an audit tool that covers all games regardless of quality I would recommend using GoodTools for the job. But if you are looking for a great resource to help you create the most authentic "Official" game collection for your PC or home built Arcade Machine you have come to the right place.

Official Release Game Lists - Manual ROM / Cartridge Audit List

Color Key:

Game List (Official System Game Releases)
Clone System (Refer to Original System "Game List")
Built-In Games (No Cartridges Available)
Foreign Version of US Console (Built for Foreign Markets)
(?) - (More Information about a Console)

Consoles (Cartridge Based):

05/XX/1972 - Magnavox Odyssey
08/XX/1976 - Fairchild Channel F
XX/XX/1977 - Coleco Telstar Arcade
01/XX/1977 - RCA Studio II
10/XX/1977 - Atari VCS 2600
XX/XX/1978 - APF M1000 / MP1000
XX/XX/1978 - Bally Astrocade
XX/XX/1978 - Coleco Telstar Gemini
XX/XX/1978 - VC 4000 [Interton]
XX/XX/1978 - Magnavox Odyssey 2
XX/XX/1978 - Tele-Ball VIII [MBO] (Germany)
XX/XX/1979 - MPU-1000 / 2000 [Acetronic]
XX/XX/1980 - Intellivision [Mattel]
06/30/1981 - Cassette Vision [Epoch] (Japan)
XX/XX/1982 - Coleco Gemini (Atari VCS 2600)
XX/XX/1982 - Emerson Arcadia 2001
08/XX/1982 - ColecoVision
XX/XX/1982 - HMG 2650 [Hanimex] (Arcadia 2001)
11/XX/1982 - Atari 5200 SuperSystem
XX/XX/1982 - 2001 - Home Video Centre [Intervision]
XX/XX/1982 - 3001 - Home Video Centre [Intervision]
XX/XX/1982 - Leisure-Vision [Leisure-Dynamics] (Canada) (Arcadia 2001)
XX/XX/1982 - SD 070 Colour (programmable TV-game console) [Hanimex]
11/XX/1982 - Vectrex [MB Electronics]
XX/XX/1983 - Hanimex HMG-7900
07/15/1983 - Famicom (Family Computer)
07/15/1983 - Sega SG-1000
09/XX/1983 - Advision Home Arcade
10/XX/1983 - Casio PV-1000
10/XX/1983 - Compact Vision TV-Boy [Gakken]
XX/XX/1983 - Ordinateur Video Jeu JO 1450 (JOPAC) (Continental Edison / Saba) (France)
12/XX/1983 - Ordinateur de Jeu JO7400 (JOPAC) (Brandt Electronique) (France)
XX/XX/1983 - SD-290 [ITMC] (France)
XX/XX/1984 - Super Cassette Vision [Epoch] (Japan)
XX/XX/1985 - CCE Supergame VG 3000 (Atari VCS 2600) (Brazil)
06/XX/1985 - Nintendo Entertainment System
10/XX/1985 - System III (Super Pro System) [INTV Corp.]
06/XX/1986 - Atari 7800 ProSystem
06/XX/1986 - Sega Master System
10/30/1987 - PC Engine
10/29/1988 - Sega Mega Drive (Mega Doraibu)
08/14/1989 - Sega Genesis
08/29/1989 - TurboGrafx-16
XX/XX/1990 - Amstrad GX 4000
XX/XX/1990 - Neo Geo
11/21/1990 - Super Famicom (Super Family Computer)
12/XX/1990 - Commodore C64 GS (Games System)
1991(?) - CD-i
08/XX/1991 - Super Nintendo Entertainment System
10/15/1992 - Sega CD
10/10/1992 - TurboDuo
09/XX/1993 - 3DO Interactive Multiplayer [Goldstar]
09/XX/1993 - Amiga CD32 [Commodore]
11/18/1993 - Atari Jaguar
XX/XX/1994 - Neo Geo CD
05/11/1995 - Sega Saturn
08/14/1995 - Nintendo Virtual Boy
09/09/1995 - Sony PlayStation
10/XX/1995 - Casio Loopy (My Seal Computer SV-100)
12/XX/1995 - Bandai Pippin @World
09/29/1996 - Nintendo64
09/09/1999 - Sega Dreamcast
10/26/2000 - Sony PlayStation 2
11/15/2001 - Microsoft Xbox
11/18/2001 - Nintendo GameCube

XX/XX/1970's - Teleball-Cassetten-Game [MBO] (Germany)
XX/XX/1970's? - Telesport [H.G.S. Electronic]
XX/XX/1980's? - Cabel Universal Game Computer
XX/XX/XXXX'? - JN-838 [Interstellar Fighter] (Famicon)
XX/XX/XXXX'? - Activision Family Game [Industria Argentina] (Argentina)

Consoles (Dedicated - Built-in Games)

XX/XX/1977 - Atari Stunt Cycle SC-450
XX/XX/1977 - Atari Video Pinball C-380
XX/XX/1977 - Coleco Combat
XX/XX/1978 - Epoch TV Baseball (Japan)
XX/XX/1979 - Epoch TV Block (Japan)
XX/XX/1980 - Epoch TV Vader (Japan)

XX/XX/XXX - Audiosonic Tele-Sports IV

Handhelds (Cartridge Based):

08/XX/1989 - Nintendo Gameboy
09/XX/1989 - Atari Lynx
1990s? - Gamate
XX/XX/1990 - TurboExpress
XX/XX/1990 - Sega Game Gear
XX/XX/1992 - Watara Supervision
10/XX/1995 - Sega Nomad
09/XX/1997 - Game.com
11/18/1998 - Game Boy Color
XX/XX/1998 - Neo Geo Pocket
03/04/1999 - Bandai WonderSwan
08/06/1999 - Neo Geo Pocket Color
01/23/1999 - Sony Pocket Station
12/30/2000 - Bandai Wonderswan Color
06/11/2001 - Game Boy Advance
11/16/2001 - Pokemon Mini
11/23/2001 - Game Park 32 (GP32)
10/07/2003 - N-Gage
10/XX/2003 - Tapwave Zodiac
11/21/2004 - Nintendo DS
03/24/2005 - PlayStation Portable
03/19/2005 - Gizmondo
11/10/2005 - Game Park Holdings GP2X

Handhelds (Dedicated - Built-in Games)

XX/XX/1992 - Akor TV-Boy
XX/XX/1995 - Akor Super TV-Boy

Arcade Boards:

1988 - CPS1 (Capcom Play System 1)
1993 - CPS2 (Capcom Play System 2)
1993 - Namco System 22
1993 - Sega Model 2

Home Computer Systems:

Coming Soon... soonish'... someday... (Anyone wanna help?)