List of video games based on films
This is a list of video games adapted from films.
List of games based on films
See also
Notes
- Even though on the box art it says Crystal Dynamics, it was developed by Toys for Bob.
- Released under the Arena Entertainment brand name on Sega systems and the LJN brand name on Nintendo systems.
- Additional work by TimeGate Studios, Demiurge Studios, and Nerve Software
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Released under the LJN brand name.
- Released under the LJN brand name.
- Additional work by EA UK.
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name in PAL regions
- Released under the Bandai brand name outside North America.
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Released in PAL regions under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Additional work by EA UK for GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox.
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name.[27]
- The Sega versions were co-published by Sega
- Ported to Microsoft Windows by Beenox
- Ported to GameCube by Tantalus.
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name in all regions except Japan
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Released under the Arena Entertainment brand name.
- Ported to Microsoft Windows and Wii by Beenox
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name in all regions except Japan
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Ported to Microsoft Windows by Gray Matter Interactive.
- Ported to Microsoft Windows by Beenox.
- Released under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Released under the Arena Entertainment brand name on Sega systems and the LJN brand name on Nintendo systems.
- Additional work by Shiny Entertainment and Legend Entertainment.
- Behaviour Interactive developed the game for the Wii, Nintendo 3DS and Nintendo DS, EA Mobile developed the game for the mobile version.
- The game was published for the mobile version by EA Mobile.
- Beenox developed the game for Microsoft Windows, Krome Studios developed the game for the PlayStation 2 and Wii, Vicarious Visions developed the game for the Nintendo DS, and Savage Entertainment developed the game for the PlayStation Portable.
- Released under the LJN brand name on Nintendo systems.
- Released in PAL regions under the Sierra Entertainment brand name
- Released under the LJN brand name on the SNES.
- Ported to PlayStation Portable by Rockstar Leeds.
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