WUZ
DOS
VG90 catalogues WUZ (1989), a release from the 8-bit home-computer and console era for…
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DOS
VG90 catalogues WUZ (1989), a release from the 8-bit home-computer and console era for…
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1984
VIC-20
Wunda Walter! is a 1984 entry from the 8-bit home-computer and console era, preserved…
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VG90 catalogues Wulfpack (1988), a release from the 8-bit home-computer and console era…
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VG90 catalogues Writer Rabbit (1986), a release from the 8-bit home-computer and console…
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VG90 catalogues Write your own Adventure Programs for your Microcomputer (1983), a…
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1997
Win
Wrigglers is a 1997 entry from the leap into 3D, preserved here as a discovery record for…
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From the 16-bit golden age, Wrestle Angels 3 (1994) is documented in VG90's reference…
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1993
DOS
Wraith Blaster is a 1993 entry from the 16-bit golden age, preserved here as a discovery…
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1990
Apple II
Released in 1990, Wraith is indexed by VG90 as part of the 16-bit golden age for Apple II.
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From the leap into 3D, Worms: The Director's Cut (1997) is documented in VG90's reference…
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VG90 catalogues Worms World Party (2001), a release from the turn-of-the-millennium era…
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Worms Blast is a 2002 entry from the turn-of-the-millennium era, preserved here as a…
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