IBM PC EGA 640x350 games

Only a few famous EGA games supported 640x350 resolution because EGA 640x350 required a high-resolution monitor.

This is a chronological list of IBM PC games that were coded to display in EGA 640x350 as opposed to EGA 320x200.

cf. Non-standard Square-pixel VGA games / Square-pixel SVGA Games.

Cyrus Chess IBM PC 1985

Cyrus is a chess simulator. Intelligent Chess Software Ltd. developed Cyrus for IBM PC MS-DOS in 1985. Cyrus' playfield displays in 16-color EGA 640x350. I wrote "400" in the infographic because the text employs more v-pixels. But the graphics drawspace is 640x350.

cf. Battle Chess 1988 IBM PC and Chessmaster 2000 of 1986 and Battle Chess of 1988 on the Amiga:

Risk IBM PC 1986

Risk was released for IBM PC MS-DOS in 1986. A graphics-strategy game, Risk was coded by Russell Fleming. Requiring 384 kbytes RAM and 256 kbytes vRAM, Risk displays in 16-color 640x350 EGA. Supports 1-6 players.

Jet 2 IBM PC 1987

Microsoft Flight Simulator 3.0 1988

SimCity IBM PC 1989

Microsoft Flight Simulator 5.0 IBM PC MS-DOS 1993 also supports EGA 640x350 (VGA version shown):

For more info on CGA, EGA and VGA please refer to:

• Shoot 'em up History
• History of 1990s Computer Games
• History of Computer Role-playing Games

cf.

• Best IBM PC Game
• The First Flat-shaded Computer Games
• The First Texture-mapped Computer Games
• IBM PC Shoot 'em ups
• The First REAL Amiga Game
• History of Computer Games
• History of 1990s Computer Games
• History of Shoot 'em Ups
• cRPG Blog (Master Index)