Video Game with M
Yes! Sandbox hit by Mojang, released 2011.
Famous Nintendo platformer series starring Mario.
Yes! 1983 arcade platformer by Nintendo.
Yes - Nintendo racing series, debut 1992.
Yes - 1992 fighting game by Midway.
Short for Madden NFL, EA’s long‑running NFL series.
Yes! N64 party game (1998) by Hudson/Nintendo.
Yes! 2007 sci-fi RPG by BioWare.
Yes - Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019) shooter.
Yes - 2015 open-world action game by Avalanche.
Yes - digital board game adaptations, many years.
Yes! 1986 action-adventure by Nintendo.
A classic officially released kart-racing game.
Yes! 2004 action RPG by Capcom.
A famous officially released fighting game sequel.
A classic officially released Mario platform game.
Valid: stealth-action classic (1998, Konami/Kojima)
Valid: crime action-adventure (2002, Illusion Softworks)
Capcom action series, started on NES in 1987.
Valid: platformer by Capcom, first released in 1987
A highly recognizable official block-building game.
Valid: classic puzzle by Microsoft, 1990s
Valid: MOBA (2016) by Moonton; known as Mobile Legends
Valid: neo-noir shooter (2001) by Remedy/Rockstar
Valid: stealth-horror (2003) from Rockstar Games
Valid: WWII FPS; 1999 original by DreamWorks/EA
Valid: mobile sim by Gameloft (2012) titled My Little Pony
A classic officially released kart-racing game.
Official EA American football game series.
“Super Mario Maker” level‑creation game, 2015.
Yes! 2021 survival roguelike by Dani.
Yes! 2005 movie tie-in platformer by Activision.
“Super Mario 64” 3D platformer on N64, 1996.
Could be “Metro 2033/Exodus” FPS series, players decide!
Yes! 2020 dungeon crawler by Mojang Studios.
A landmark stealth-action game and series entry.
Classic point‑and‑click adventure by LucasArts.
Yes! 2002 FPS-adventure by Retro Studios.
Yes! 2018 Capcom action RPG, main series entry.
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, RPG (2002), Bethesda.
Monsters, Inc. video game (2001), THQ/Disney Pixar.
Action‑stealth game Mission: Impossible (1998, N64).
Official Game & Watch LCD game (1981) by Nintendo.
Yes—Metro Exodus (2019), FPS by 4A Games.
Yes! 2010 post-apocalyptic FPS by 4A Games.
Yes—Mario Party 8 (2007), party game for Wii.
Yes—Mario Kart, Nintendo racer series since 1992.
Yes—MapleStory, Nexon MMORPG, launched 2003.
Yes—Mario Kart 8 (2014), Nintendo racer.
Roblox game genre “Murder Mystery” is widely played.
Yes—Monster Legends, mobile strategy (2013) by Social Point.
Yes—Modern Warfare 2, FPS in the CoD series (2009).
Yes! Baseball sim series by San Diego Studio since 2006.
A clear misspelling of a famous block-building game.
A recognizable official Mario platform game.
Yes—My Singing Monsters (2012), Big Blue Bubble.
Yes—Super Mario Odyssey (2017), 3D platformer.
Yes! 2008 Wii kart racer from Nintendo.
Yes—MapleStory (often spaced), Nexon MMORPG, 2003.
An officially released action-comedy game title.
Yes! Sega arcade puzzler (2001), series starter.
Yes! 2019 medieval multiplayer slasher by Triternion.
Likely "Super Mario Galaxy" (2007), 3D platformer by Nintendo.
Yes! 2011 action-adventure by Arrowhead.
Yes! 1993 puzzle adventure by Cyan.
Yes! 1989 JRPG, aka EarthBound Beginnings.
Yes! Nintendo kart racer (2017) on Switch.
Yes! 2012 off-road arcade racer by Techland.
Yes! PSP baseball game by SCEA San Diego (2006).
Yes! 2008 first-person parkour by DICE and EA.
"Marvel Rivals", upcoming 6v6 hero shooter by NetEase/Marvel.
Yep—Supermassive's horror adventure (2019).
A celebrated officially released action-adventure game.
Fighting game by NetherRealm, released 2015.
Yes—MultiVersus, platform fighter by WB (2024).
Yes—Zelda: Majora's Mask (2000), action-adventure.
GBA RPG by Nintendo (2006), Japan-only release.
Yes—Minecraft: Story Mode (2015) by Telltale.
Nintendo kart racer for N64, released 1996.
Yes—Mafia III (2016), action-adventure by Hangar 13.
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Co-op moving sim by SMG/Team17 (2020).
Series "Mount & Blade" (2008+), medieval action RPG/strategy.
"Metal Slug" arcade run‑and‑gun series, started in 1996.
A well-known officially released military shooter.
Likely "Super Mario World" (1990), SNES platformer by Nintendo.
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