Shaba Games (572 bytes)
1: '''Shaba Games''' is a [[video game developer]] founded in Septe...
3: ==Developed games==
11: *[http://www.shaba.com/ Shaba website]

Shaba North (1687 bytes)
8: ... In 1979 OTRAG had to stop launching rockets from Shaba North for political reasons. It moved afterwards ...
15: [[de:Shaba North]]

Inga-Shaba (411 bytes)
1: '''Inga-Shaba''' is the name for a [[HVDC]]-scheme in [[Zaire]]...

X Games (2794 bytes)
1: ... the Summer X Games, usually held in August. The Games are held in a different city every few years, and...
3: ... the games and the fame of the competitors, the X Games are often the showcase for broken records and nev...
5: The X Games also showcase bands at live venues, creating a fe...
7: == Summer Games ==
52: == Winter Games ==

The Games (175 bytes)
1: '''The Games''' has been used as a title for:
3: *[[The Games (television)]]
4: *[[The Games (1970 movie)]]
5: *[[The Games (channel 4)]]- a [[Channel 4]] Reality TV show

Little Games (3815 bytes)
4: ..."3" bgcolor="orange" style="color:black"|''Little Games''
6: ...gn="center" colspan="3"|[[Image:TheYardbirdsLittleGamescover.jpg|225px|Album cover]]
37: |''[[Little Games]]''<br>([[1967]])
40: '''''Little Games''''' is an [[album]] by [[Great Britain|British]]...
45: #"Little Games" (Harold Spiro, Phil Wainman) - 2:25

Adventure Games (619 bytes)
3: ...'' co-author [[Dave Arneson]]. Some of Adventure Games' published works were:
7: ... which had been previously published by Excalibre Games.

Gaelic Games (877 bytes)
1: '''Gaelic games''' are the native sports of [[Ireland]]: principa...
13: *[[Highland games]]

Aryan Games (335 bytes)
3: ...''' were a proposed replacement for the [[Olympic Games]] by the [[National Socialist]] government, to be...

Firaxis Games (3201 bytes)
2: company_name = Firaxis Games |
5: company_slogan = ''Games that stand the Test of Time'' |
10: ...]]'' <br />''[[Sid Meier's Pirates!]]'' <br />([[#Games|See complete products listing.]]) |
13: '''Firaxis Games''' is a [[computer game]] [[video game developer|...
15: Firaxis has produced several games, including ''[[Gettysburg (computer game)|Gettysb...

Atari Games (2731 bytes)
1: ...ned the arcade division, naming the company Atari Games. In [[1985]], controlling interest was sold to [[...
3: ... parties from creating unauthorized games. (Atari Games' legal battles with Nintendo should not be confus...
5: ...cade industry. Midway Games West, still producing games for home systems, was disbanded in [[2003]] after...
7: ==Selected arcade games==

Nordic Games (2386 bytes)
1: ... turmoil following [[World War I]]) to the Nordic Games's discontinuation in the 1920s.
4: ...ciation]] was significantly involved in the early games, hoping that they would draw attention and [[tour...
6: ..., but [[World War II]] intervened, and the Nordic Games never resurfaced.
9: ...ts (likely because, at their founding, the Nordic Games were the only international competition where win...
11: ==List of Nordic Games==

Academic Games (13886 bytes)
1: ...te in Academic Games tournaments, and some of the games are even taught in schools to enhance the classro...
4: ..., which was started by the creator of many of the games. Many AGLOA leaders were involved with NAGP, and...
7: Academic Games players compete with other players in their own a...
15: ...lenging. Harder variations are added to the cube games.
17: ==Games Played==

Atlas Games (307 bytes)
1: '''Atlas Games''' is a company which publishes [[role-playing ga...

Games finished (286 bytes)

Goodwill Games (2163 bytes)
1: The '''Goodwill Games''' were an international athletics competition, c...
3: ...respectively. World records also fell at the 1990 games in [[Seattle]], to Mike Barrowman in the 200m bre...
5: ...o feature [[beach volleyball]]. Ted Turner's last games were in [[1998]] in [[New York City]], with memor...
7: The games were later bought from Turner by [[Time Warner]] ...
9: ==Summer Goodwill Games==

The Games Machine (490 bytes)
1: ...magazine in Italy about [[Personal computer|PC]] games.
4: [[category:Video game magazines|Games Machine, The]]

Rockstar Games (1069 bytes)
1: '''Rockstar Games''' is the umbrella name for video game developmen...
3: [[Image:Rockstar_logo.gif|frame|Rockstar Games Logo]]
17: * [http://www.rockstargames.com/ Rockstar Games official site]
18: [[de:Rockstar Games]]
19: [[ja:Rockstar Games]]

Mnk-games (3599 bytes)
1: {{wrongtitle|title=m,n,k-games}}
7: ...[[perfect play]]. This is known as [[solved board games|solving]] the game.
37: [[Category:Board games]]

Cell Games (516 bytes)
1: ... [[Dragon Ball]]/[[Dragon Ball Z]], see '''[[Cell Games (Dragon Ball)]]''' ''.
3: ...lso, [[Game theory]]. One of the most famous cell games to date is [[Conway's Game of Life]].

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