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California Games

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California Games is a 1987 sports title created by Epyx for Apple II and Commodore 64. The game features outdoor activities inspired by Californian sports culture, expanding upon previous "Games" series. It achieved popularity and was subsequently released on multiple platforms, including the Atari Lynx.

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Who published the original California Games?

California Games was originally published by Epyx in 1987. Epyx was a major developer and publisher in the 1980s, known for their popular "Games" series which included Summer Games and Winter Games. The game later saw ports to nearly every major console at the time.

What sports are featured in California Games?

The game features six events heavily inspired by 1980s Californian sports culture: Half-pipe skateboarding, Foot-bag (hacky sack), Surfing, Roller Skating, BMX, and Flying Disc (Frisbee). These mini-games captured the essence of the West Coast lifestyle. Each event had completely different mechanics and controls.

What platforms was California Games released on?

California Games was initially created for the Apple II and Commodore 64 in 1987. Due to its massive popularity, it was subsequently released on a wide variety of platforms including the NES, Sega Genesis, and Atari 2600. It became one of the most widely ported titles of its era.

Is California Games multiplayer?

Yes, California Games supports local multiplayer, allowing up to eight players to take turns competing for high scores across the different events. Players can compete in all events consecutively or just choose their favorites. The turn-based score competition made it a popular party game for the era.

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