List of Atari 5200 games

The Atari 5200 is a home [video game console] released in October 1982. Marketed as a successor to the Atari 2600, internally the console is almost identical to Atari's 8-bit computer architecture released 3 years earlier. The console was a commercial failure and was discontinued after less than 2 years on the market. In total, games were officially released for the Atari 5200. The vast majority of these titles were also released on other platforms, especially the Atari 2600 and Atari 8-bit computers. 55 of the games on this list have an equivalent release on the Atari 2600. The last game released by Atari for the system was Gremlins in 1987. This list contains only commercially released games developed by non-hobbyists.

Games

Title	Developer	Publisher	Release Date	Ref
The [Activision Decathlon]	Activision	Activision
Astro Chase	First Star Software	Parker Brothers
Ballblazer	Lucasfilm Games	Atari Corp.
Beamrider	Action Graphics	Activision
Berzerk	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Blue Print	Solitaire Group	CBS Electronics
Bounty Bob Strikes Back!	Big Five Software	Big Five Software
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom	Sega	Sega
Centipede	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Choplifter	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Congo Bongo	Sega	Sega
Countermeasure	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Defender	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Dig Dug	GCC	Atari, Inc.
The Dreadnaught Factor	Activision	Activision
Frogger	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Galaxian	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Gorf	Roklan Corporation	CBS Electronics
Gremlins	Atari, Inc.	Atari Corp.
Gyruss	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
H.E.R.O.	Activision	Activision
James [Bond 007 \|James Bond 007]	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Joust	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Jungle Hunt	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
K-Razy Shoot-Out	K-Byte	CBS Electronics
Kaboom!	Activision	Activision
Kangaroo	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Keystone Kapers	Activision	Activision
Mario Bros.	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Megamania	Activision	Activision
Meteorites	Electra Concepts	Electra Concepts
Miner 2049er	Big Five Software	Big Five Software
Missile Command	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Montezuma's Revenge	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Moon Patrol	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Mountain King	K-Byte	CBS Electronics
Mr. Do's Castle	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Ms. Pac-Man	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Pac-Man	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Pengo	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Pitfall!	Beck-Tech	Activision
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns	Activision	Activision
Pole Position	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Popeye	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Qbert*	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Qix	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Quest for Quintana Roo	VSS, Inc.	Sunrise Software, Inc.
RealSports Baseball	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
RealSports Football	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
RealSports Soccer	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
RealSports Tennis	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Rescue on Fractalus!	Lucasfilm Games	Atari Corp.
River Raid	Activision	Activision
Robotron: 2084	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Space Dungeon	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Space Invaders	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Space Shuttle: A Journey into Space	Activision	Activision
Star Raiders	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Star Trek: [Strategic Operations Simulator]	Sega	Sega
Star Wars: [Return of the Jedi Death Star Battle]	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Star Wars: The Arcade Game	Parker Brothers	Parker Brothers
Super Breakout	Atari, Inc.	Atari, Inc.
Super Cobra	Roklan Corporation	Parker Brothers
Vanguard	GCC	Atari, Inc.
Wizard of Wor	Roklan Corporation	CBS Electronics
Zaxxon	Sega	Sega
Zenji	Activision	Activision
Zone Ranger	Activision	Activision

Unreleased Games

Title	Publisher	Planned Release Date	Notes
A.E.	Atari, Inc.		Licensed from Broderbund. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Asteroids	Atari, Inc.		Initially planned as a launch title. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Barroom Baseball	Atari, Inc.	1983	Alternate version of RealSports Baseball meant to be sold as a coin-op experience in bars.
Battlezone	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Black Belt	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Blaster	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Bristles	First Star Software		Released for Atari 8-bit computers. An official conversion for the 5200 was released as a limited run in 2004.
Domino Man	CBS Electronics		Licensed from Bally Midway.
Fathom	Imagic		Released for the Atari 2600
Final Legacy	Atari, Inc.		Released for Atari 8-bit computers. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Flip and Flop	First Star Software		Released for Atari 8-bit computers.
Frisky Tom	Atari, Inc.	1983	Licensed from Nichibutsu. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Jawbreaker	Sierra On-Line		Released for Atari 8-bit computers and the Atari 2600.
Jr. Pac-Man	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Laser Gates	Imagic		Released for the Atari 2600.
Looney Tunes Hotel	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Madden Football	CBS Electronics
Meebzork	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Micro-gammon SB	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Millipede	Atari, Inc.		Released for Atari 8-bit computers and the Atari 2600. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Miniature Golf	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Pastfinder	Activision		Released for Atari 8-bit computers.
Polaris	Tigervision		Licensed from Taito. Released for the Atari 2600.
Quick Step	Imagic		Released for the Atari 2600.
RealSports Basketball	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Road Runner	Atari, Inc.		Unrelated to the 1985 arcade game of the same name. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Satan's Hollow	CBS Electronics		Licensed from Bally Midway.
Scraper Caper	Big Five Software
Serpentine	Broderbund		Released for Atari 8-bit computers.
Solar Fox	CBS Electronics		Licensed from Bally Midway. Released for the Atari 2600.
Spitfire	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Sport Goofy	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
Springer	Tigervision		Released for the Atari 2600.
Super Pac-Man	Atari, Inc.	1984	Licensed from Namco. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Tac-Scan	Sega		Released for the Atari 2600.
Tempest	Atari, Inc.		Later rediscovered as prototype.
The Last Starfighter	Atari, Inc.		Released for the Atari 2600 as Solaris. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Toy Bizarre	Activision
Track & Field	Atari, Inc.		Licensed from Konami. Later rediscovered as prototype.
Tutankham	Parker Brothers		Licensed from Konami. Released for the Atari 2600.
Warp Wars	Activision
Wing War	Imagic		Released for the Atari 2600.
Wings	CBS Electronics
Xari Arena	Atari, Inc.	1983	Later rediscovered as prototype.
Xevious	Atari, Inc.		Licensed from Namco. Later rediscovered as prototype.