10 Pin Bowling is a bowling sports game, developed by Morning Star Multimedia and published by Majesco Sales. The game was released in North America and Europe in 1999 for the Game Boy Color.

An early 1- or 2-player bowling game.

4-Player Bowling Alley is a 4-player, monochrome, ten-pin bowling arcade game released by Midway in 1979.

An arcade version of Bowling. Select from 4 different characters all with different stats from strength to control and spin.

Bowl-O-Rama is a Bowling game, developed and published by P&P Marketing.

The Atari version of the game of Bowling. There are six variations that effect the game play.

Lace up those bowling shoes and get ready to play with with the pros in Brunswick World Tournament of Champions. Players can customize their bowler's clothes, handedness, spare ball and primary ball before they compete against 11 professional bowlers in six different tournaments: the Combat Zone Classic, The Quantum Open, The Las Vegas International, The Bayer Brunswick Tournament Players Championship, The Johnny Petraglia Open, and the Brunswick World Tournament of Champions.

You can participate in either a short or long tournament format, which determines how many bowlers you'll face and the number of qualifying games to play before moving on to the next round. The two other game modes include League (singles or team) and Practice, where you can play just one game by yourself. Bowling is performed by using two circular meters: time the button as each meter rises and you'll be able to determine the amount of power and spin. Having trouble? New users can opt to manually set the spin meter to make things easier. Tournament progress can be continued via passwords provided after each game.

Capcom Bowling is a top down bowling simulaltion released in arcades 1988 by Capcom. Players control both direction and power as well as having 2 buttons which control left and right spin or hook.

Use the ball to knock down the pins in this game of bowling. Choose what angle to throw the bowling-ball, and choose the speed you wish to throw it.

Championship Bowling is one of the only bowling games on the NES. It's a lot of fun and the graphics aren't too bad either. It lets you decide where to bowl from and how much curve you put on the ball.If you like bowling be sure to try this one.

A bowling sim - what else is there to say?

This is the only bowling sim for the Genesis, which makes it kinda hard to judge. Still, the graphics are hideous and the music is way too loud and peppy. Even so, gameplay is decent enough and you have a nice set of options from which to choose. I just wish there was an alternative available.

The object of the game is the same as a regular game of bowling; score the highest to win. The game utilizes factors such as left or right-handedness, spin, power, and weight of the ball, which can affect the outcome of a throw.

Dynamite Bowl is a bowling game simulation based on the real bowling sport and can be played up to five players at one of the thirty lanes.The game has two difficulty levels.Game variables that can be controlled are: your position at the lane, set the strength of the throw and control the loft and curve of the bowling ball.

Kingpin: Arcade Sports Bowling is a Sports game, developed and published by Team 17, which was released in Europe in 1995.

A 10-pin bowling game.

A colorful and playable ten-pin bowling game for 1 to 4 players, offering a choice of three scoring methods : 'Regulation', 'Flash' and 'Strike 90'.

The game begins with players selecting either a right or left-handed bowler, before choosing what weight they want their bowling balls to be. Once the match starts properly, Power and Direction meters will appear and players must use both their judgment and timing to select and execute the desired bowl. Timing is key as players are only allowed twenty seconds to make each shot.

The 'Strike 90' mode awards players ninety points for a strike and sixty points for a spare. In the 'Flash' game mode, the points flash across the lane as the players throw the ball. Should they succeed in knocking down the standing pins, the points that are displayed at the time the pins are struck will be added to the players' scores.

An early Black and white bowling game for to 2 players.

3D bowling staring Nester, the Nintendo Power Magazine mascot.

A bowling game.
Can you get a strike?

Just like in the real sport, a game of Pocket Bowling consists of ten frames where the goal is to achieve a perfect score of 300. Strikes, spares, gutter balls and even 7-10 splits are all part of the action, and a password feature is available if you want to save your progress in the Tournament mode.

Puzzle De Bowling is a Miscellaneous game, published by Nihon System / Moss, which was released in Japan in 1999.

You have a top down view of a bowling alley with score cards shown on each side. The only thing in the game that uses an actual animation is the bowler himself, the robot has a several frame animation when he walks. Everything is (of course) shown in glorious monochrome black and white. The game begins with your robot bowler running up to the alley (his feet move faster than he does, which makes it look like he is running on a conveyor belt or something). You then have three seconds to roll the ball, before it will roll of its own accord. The game is controlled with five buttons, they are left, right, shoot, hook left, and hook right. When Exidy was making this game, they had to make a decision about how the hooking worked, and it seems that they decided that "Robots are telepaths, and can effect the balls movement after it is thrown!". You see you can't even hook the ball until after it is thrown. This makes it very easy to pick up the spare. The game makes up for that little trick by making 'splits' very common (the 7-10 split and the 4-7-10 split come up all the time). These are pretty annoying, but you can usually learn how to clear them out (except the 7-10 split, I still haven't figured out how to clear that one).

A challenging Bowling game.

Strata Bowling is a Sports game, developed and published by Strata, which was released in 1990.

bowling game made in 1982

Four teenagers roll for strikes and spares in this whimsical bowling title for Super NES. Each cartoon-like character has distinct ratings in both spin and power, and you can further customize the action by selecting right- or left-handed throws, ball weight, and even the amount of oil on the lanes. Two play variants include ten-pin rules and "golf" bowling. The latter involves trying to shoot under par for each frame by knocking down pins in as few shots as possible. Position your bowler on the lane before adjusting your shot's spin and power with the help of two timing-based meters. Super Bowling also includes two difficulty settings and support for up to four players alternating turns. Hone your skills by arranging the pins with the practice option.