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Xevious - Exclusive to Atari systems (though 26 prototypes have been found), but also on the NES.

Xenophobe - On the 2600, Lynx, NES and an XE version was nearly completed.

Winter Games - On the 2600, NES and computers.

Tower Toppler - Exclusive to Atari consoles (An XE version was developed but not released) but from computers and on the NES.

Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator - On 2600 and Commodore 64?.

Super Skateboardin' - Exclusive to 7800.

Super Huey - Exclusive to Atari 7800 as a console game but is from computers.

Summer Games - On 2600 and XEGS as well as computers and NES, SMS.

Sentinel - On the 2600? I know it was planned but not sure if that got released.

Robotron: 2084 - On 5200 and (I think) XEGS.

Realsports Baseball - On the 26 (and better on 5200).

I even have a Tandy Co Co cartridge (which is better than all the Atari version, IMO)

Rampage - On 2600, XEGS (in europe), Lynx and almost every console and comptuer imaginable.

Pole Position II - I know the first Pole Position is available on 2600, 5200 and XEGS.

One-on-One Basketball - On XEGS and computers.

Ninja Golf - Exclusive, though I think the XEGS was also an intended target.

Pac-Man - On almost every system under the sun Interestingly, the box says this was an "SNK" property, which has always puzzled me.

Midnight Mutants - Exclusive to 7800 and one of my alltime faves.

Meltdown - Exclusive to 7800? (I thought a 2600 version was at least planned).

Mean 18 Ultimate Golf - On home computers.Mat Mania Challenge - Exclusive to 7800? I know an XE version was planned but don't believe its been found.Karateka - On the XEGS and way better there, IMO.Jinks - I know there's the XE version that was unreleased.Impossible Mission - Exclusive to Atari systems but it's on the SMS and computers.Hat Trick - Might be exclusive but that's not saying much.Food Fight - Can't remember if this is 7800 exclusive or also on the XEGS.Double Dragon - On 2600, Lynx, SMS, NES and a ton of others.

Donkey Kong - On just about everything under the sun.Dig Dug - On 2600, 5200, XEGS and computers.Desert Falcon - On the 2600 and XEGS, though only the 7800 one is any good, IMO.I know a 2600 version was planned (according to Atarian) but can't remember if it made it out. Also, a good XEGS version, though it wasn't officially released. Commando - On the 2600, the NES, most computers.Choplifter! - On the XE Game System and a bunch of computers as well as the Sega Master System.Barnyard Blaster - On the XE Game System.Ballblazer - on the 5200, XEGS and also on many home computers.Asteroids - On just about every Atari system known to man.Ace of Aces - On the XEGS and a bunch of computers.Tramiel was really big into "spreading a license as far as it will go". I started thinking that that really is true as most of its games are on other systems or computers. One common criticism that is levied at the 7800 is that there aren't a lot of unique games on the machine.