Yes?is this a question ? What is the purpose ?
Yes?
There are over 100,000 games on Steam now. But even that's pretty shy of OPs million figure.NES 1337
SNES 1757
N64 388
PS1 4000+
PS2 4000+
PS3 5159
PS4 3395
I'd guess it's far, far less than 1 million. Maybe 200,000 at the most considering all the indie games.
"games" is a very low threshold though. Browser clickers and flash games and text games would also count, no? I'm not sure we're nearing a million but it's hard to quantify all of that unregulated/unrated shlock that's technically playable on a PC.NES 1337
SNES 1757
N64 388
PS1 4000+
PS2 4000+
PS3 5159
PS4 3395
I'd guess it's far, far less than 1 million. Maybe 200,000 at the most considering all the indie games.
I know you ain't just called Snowcraft "shlock"."games" is a very low threshold though. Browser clickers and flash games and text games would also count, no? I'm not sure we're nearing a million but it's hard to quantify all of that unregulated/unrated shlock that's technically playable on a PC.
Sorry, edited my post.I know you ain't just called Snowcraft "shlock".
They should.Do those porn 3d games count /s
There are "master accounts" on Steam (like someone that valve gives -or used to give- to the press) that unlock almost all games available by default.I have a guy in my steam friends list who has 30k games so def more than that.
https://steamcommunity.com/id/StuntmanLT
Dude must be fucking loaded. I barely have 600.
No. Next thread.Do you think
What's the difference between native, classic windows, homebrew and fan-made games?? Aren't they all native??So chat-gpt the almighty give us a good answer how many games including emulated games there are,
Rough Total Estimation:
Even with android games i don't understand where OP got his numbers from.
- Native PC Games: 100,000 - 200,000 (Including indie and major titles).
- Emulated Console and Handheld Games: 50,000 - 60,000.
- Emulated Arcade Games: ~7,000.
- Emulated DOS and Classic Windows Games: ~15,000 - 20,000.
- Homebrew and Fan-made Games: ~2,000 - 5,000.
- Mobile Games on PC (via Emulators): ~400,000.
Grand Total: 500,000 to 700,000 games.
A 5200 517NES 1337
SNES 1757
N64 388
PS1 4000+
PS2 4000+
PS3 5159
PS4 3395
I'd guess it's far, far less than 1 million. Maybe 200,000 at the most considering all the indie games.
Games are games.Are we counting all those Flash games playable on browser?
There are "master accounts" on Steam (like someone that valve gives -or used to give- to the press) that unlock almost all games available by default.
I laugh everytime I see N64 number, what a failure!NES 1337
SNES 1757
N64 388
PS1 4000+
PS2 4000+
PS3 5159
PS4 3395
I'd guess it's far, far less than 1 million. Maybe 200,000 at the most considering all the indie games.
It's not the quantity, but quality that matters.I laugh everytime I see N64 number, what a failure!
And f95zone, and fapnation...If we also take into account all the Japanese indie titles (doujins) available on DL Site, and then also all the "games" from itch.io which are mostly prototypes done in a few days then the number should exceed the 1M mark.
It's not the quantity, but quality that matters.
What's the difference between native, classic windows, homebrew and fan-made games?? Aren't they all native??
Probably not a significant number, but MAME and arcade emulators would probably add another thousand or so?1. Native PC Games:
If we estimate, the number of unique native PC games could range from 100,000 to 200,000.
- Steam: As of 2024, Steam has over 50,000 games available.
- GOG (Good Old Games): GOG offers over 6,000 games, many of which are older PC classics.
- Epic Games Store, Origin, Uplay, etc.: Other storefronts collectively offer thousands more.
- Indie and DRM-free sites: Sites like Itch.io contain hundreds of thousands of smaller or independent games, although many may overlap with titles on Steam and other platforms.
2. Games Playable Through Emulation:
Emulators allow PC gamers to play titles originally developed for other systems. Here's a rough estimate of games available for popular systems that can be emulated on PC:
Retro Consoles:
- Nintendo Entertainment System (NES): ~1,000 games.
- Super Nintendo (SNES): ~1,750 games.
- Nintendo 64 (N64): ~400 games.
- Game Boy/Game Boy Color: ~1,500 games.
- Game Boy Advance (GBA): ~1,500 games.
- Nintendo DS: ~1,800 games.
- Nintendo 3DS: ~1,300 games.
- Nintendo Switch: ~5,000 games.
- PlayStation (PS1): ~4,000 games.
- PlayStation 2 (PS2): ~3,800 games.
- PlayStation Portable (PSP): ~1,370 games.
- PlayStation 3 (PS3): ~2,000 games.
- Sega Genesis/Mega Drive: ~1,000 games.
- Sega Saturn: ~600 games.
- Sega Dreamcast: ~620 games.
- Arcade (via MAME): ~7,000 games (varies depending on version of MAME).
- Atari 2600/7800: ~600 games.
- Commodore 64: ~10,000 games.
- Amiga: ~5,000 games.
- Neo Geo: ~150 games.
Handhelds and Others:
- PS Vita: ~1,500 games.
- Nintendo Wii: ~1,500 games.
- Nintendo Wii U: ~800 games.
3. PC Emulated Platforms (Non-Retro):
- DOSBox (for DOS games): The DOS era includes an estimated 6,000-10,000 games.
- Windows (Older PC games): There are tens of thousands of older Windows games not available on modern platforms, many of which are playable via virtual machines or compatibility layers.
- ScummVM (for point-and-click adventures): Around 200+ adventure games.
4. Homebrew and Fan-made Games:
Many systems have extensive libraries of homebrew or fan-made games, further increasing the total. This is especially true for platforms like NES, SNES, and Game Boy, which have thriving homebrew scenes. There are easily several thousand such games across all systems.
5. Mobile Games Playable on PC (via Emulators like Bluestacks):
- Android games: There are over 400,000 games on Google Play Store, many of which can be played on PC via emulators.
I mean even Visual Novels are counted as games.Do those porn 3d games count /s
It's there in retro consoles.Probably not a significant number, but MAME and arcade emulators would probably add another thousand or so?