MS-DOS Games published by Activision

Activision was founded in California in 1979 by four Atari programmers who wanted credit for the games they wrote — the first third-party developer, and the reason developers are named on boxes at all. By the MS-DOS era it had absorbed Infocom and was publishing across genres, with MechWarrior 2 and Return to Zork among its better-known releases. Its founding argument about authorship reshaped the industry's economics permanently.

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Fighter Bomber
Fighter Bomber – MS-DOS cover art
Fighter Bomber is a combat flight simulator developed by Vektor Grafix and released for MS-DOS in 1989. Known as Strike Aces in the United States, the game puts you in the cockpit of some of the era’s most recognizable military jets and challenges…
Genre: SIMULATION
Release: 1989
Developer: Vektor Grafix
Publisher: Activision

MechWarrior
MechWarrior – MS-DOS cover art
MechWarrior, released in 1989 by Dynamix, is a first-person mech combat simulator set in the BattleTech universe. Players assume the role of a mercenary commander whose family has been betrayed and destroyed by a rival noble house. To uncover the…
Genre: SIMULATION
Release: 1989
Developer: Dynamix
Publisher: Activision

The Last Ninja
The Last Ninja – MS-DOS cover art
The Last Ninja is an action-adventure game developed by System 3 and released for MS-DOS in 1987. Set in a mythical version of feudal Japan, it follows the journey of Armakuni, the last surviving ninja of his clan, who seeks revenge against the evil…
Genre: ACTION
Release: 1987
Developer: System 3
Publisher: Activision