Activision

• H.E.R.O. (Helicopter Emergency Rescue Operation) – Software Conversions, Activision 1984 
• River Raid – Software Conversions, Activision 1984 – shooter 
• Ghostbusters – James Software, Activision 1984 
• Zenji – Software Conversions, Activision 1984 – puzzle 
• Barry McGuigan World Championship Boxing – Activision 1985 – fight 
• Hacker – Steve Cartwright, Activision 1985 
• Toy Bizarre – James Software, Activision 1985 
• Xcel – Graeme Devine, Activision 1985 – shooter
• Wonder Boy – Activision 1986 – platform 
• The Eidolon – P.A.W., Activision 1986 
• Enduro Racer – Activision 1987 – race 
• Rampage – Catalyst Coders, Activision 1987 
• Guadalcanal – Software Studios, Activision 1987 – strategy
• Hacker II : The Doomsday Papers – Steve Cartwright, Activision 1987
• High Frontier – Software Studios, Activision 1987 – strategy
• Knightmare – Activision 1987 
• Quartet – Probe, Activision 1987 
• Sailing – Software Studios, Activision 1987 – simulation
• F-14 After Burner – Software Studios, Activision 1988 
• GeeBee Air Rally – Activision 1988 
• Mindfighter – Abstract Concepts, Activision 1988 – text 
• SDI (Strategic Defence Initiative) – Activision 1988 
• Power Drift – Software Studios, Activision 1989 – race 
• Dynamite Düx – Core Design, Activision 1989 
• Time Scanner – Spidersoft, Activision 1989 – pinball
• Hammerfist – Vivid Image, Activision 1990 
• Time Machine – Vivid Image, Activision 1990
• Dragon Breed – Activision 1990 – shooter 
• Fighter Bomber – Vektor Grafix, Activision 1990 – simulation 
• Hot-Rod – Walking Circles, Activision 1990 – race 

See also: Electric Dreams, Triple Six, Wikipedia article.