On This Day in Gaming: July 19

ON THIS DAY IN GAMING

July 19

The games released on this day in gaming history.

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KimiNozo Duelist cover21 Years Ago

KimiNozo Duelist

PCJapan

The spirit of Hotaru asks high-schooler Takayuki to save his future self from a parallel world by using the power of the Rumbling Angel trading card game. Fandisc for Kimi ga Nozomu Eien.

Borderzone cover20 Years Ago

Borderzone

PCNorth America

BorderZone is a role-playing action with a complex non-linear storyline in which the player can choose a profession to his liking (mage, thief or soldier), learn the needed skills and spells, create a team of up to 5 dare-devils and leave f…

Elastic Soccer cover20 Years Ago

Elastic Soccer

Web browserWorldwide

Elastic Soccer is a classic soccer-themed flash game with a twist. In this game, the players cannot move except for the goal keeper. The ball on the hand, gets attracted to the nearest player.

Ski Run cover20 Years Ago

Ski Run

Web browserWorldwide

Ski Run is a classic downhill skiing game where players must navigate through slalom courses as quickly as possible while avoiding obstacles.

Beta Bloc cover19 Years Ago

Beta Bloc

PSPWorldwide

The world of Beta Bloc is made up of 7 citadels and dungeons, guarded by legendary monsters! Use your paddle to fight your way through more than 120 stages, casting magic spells to fight tough foes!

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night cover19 Years Ago

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night

Expanded editionPSPNorth America

The PlayStation Portable port of Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was included as an unlockable bonus game in Castlevania: The Dracula X Chronicles. The Dracula X Chronicles version features numerous differences from the original PlayStation 1 version.

Orbit-Hopper cover17 Years Ago

Orbit-Hopper

PCWorldwide

Orbit-Hopper is a clone of the video game SkyRoads (1993), a 3D racing and platform game. It provides full 3D graphics, a level editor, and multiplayer with split-screen.

The Hidden Continent: Column of the Maya cover16 Years Ago

The Hidden Continent: Column of the Maya

PCWorldwide

The Hidden Continent: Column of the Maya is a hidden object adventure game. Apart for looking for the various hidden items, the player often has to interact with the scenery to open drawers, use items from the inventory and also solve logical puzzles.

Furry Legends cover16 Years Ago

Furry Legends

WiiNorth America

Wiiware title

Mortal Kombat: Outworld Assassins cover16 Years Ago

Mortal Kombat: Outworld Assassins

PCNorth America

Mortal Kombat Outworld Assassins is a fan made game based on Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero game, but with a lot of fan made plot stuff.

Supermarket Mania HD cover16 Years Ago

Supermarket Mania HD

PortiOSWorldwide

Release of Supermarket Mania, optimized for iPad.

Alhimik cover16 Years Ago

Alhimik

MobileEurope

We are given a list of four basic elements: Air, Earth, Fire, and Water. By combining them in pairs, you can discover new elements. Or you might not—only some combinations actually work.

The Smurfs Dance Party cover15 Years Ago

The Smurfs Dance Party

WiiNorth America

The Smurfs are back in an all new dancing video game, based on the best-selling Just Dance & Just Dance 2. Kids and parents will dance to popular, top of the chart songs in this fun, high-energy game with their favorite Smurfs characters.

Biophilia cover15 Years Ago

Biophilia

iOSWorldwide

Biophilia is an iOS app by Icelandic musician Björk that adds an interactive dimension to her latest album of the same name.

Doodle Farm cover15 Years Ago

Doodle Farm

Windows PhoneAndroidWorldwideNorth America

Put on your boots and cowboy hat and head to Doodle Farm! Ever wondered what would happen if you combined a dog with a turtle? In a universe of thousands of adorable animals that allows you to breed whatever your heart desires you can find out.

Fast Draw Showdown cover15 Years Ago

Fast Draw Showdown

PS3North America

When it comes to fast draw there're only two types of people: the quick…and the dead!

Mario Bros: Just For Fun (Super Battle Bros) cover15 Years Ago

Mario Bros: Just For Fun (Super Battle Bros)

PCWorldwide

Mario Bros - Just For Fun: Super Battle Bros is an unofficial fan game. It is a fighting game. Having not been bothered by any sort of villain for a while, the Mario Brothers have been a bit bored.

Captain America: Super Soldier cover15 Years Ago

Captain America: Super Soldier

PortNintendo DSWorldwide

The Nintendo DS port of Captain America: Super Soldier.

1 Minute RPG cover15 Years Ago

1 Minute RPG

iOSWorldwide

This is simple and fast RPG! There is no difficult skill tree or huge maps, and complicated system. You just press left or right button, then you can level up and clear the stage.

Just Dance: Summer Party cover15 Years Ago

Just Dance: Summer Party

Standalone expansionWiiNorth America

A collection of 23 DLC Songs from Just Dance 2 is now available physically on the Nintendo Wii.

The Smurfs cover15 Years Ago

The Smurfs

Nintendo DSNorth America

In the Smurfs DS/DSi you get to play a series of fun and educational mini-games and read-along stories about the Smurfs as they prepare for the Blue Moon festival in their village and are disrupted by Gargamel.

Hal 21 cover15 Years Ago

Hal 21

PS3PSPNorth America

A vertically scrolling shoot 'em up from SNK.

Ozma Wars cover15 Years Ago

Ozma Wars

PSPPS3North America

Ozma Wars is a 1979 fixed shooter arcade game, and the very first game developed and published by SNK, who were still known as "Shin Nihon Kikaku" at the time.

Sasuke vs. Commander cover15 Years Ago

Sasuke vs. Commander

PSPPS3North America

Released by SNK in 1980, it was an early shoot 'em up that featured human characters on foot instead of vehicles, spacecraft, or aliens.

Game data provided by IGDB.com. Original release dates only – not the dates of fan translations.

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