Play California Games (USA, Europe) Online
California Games was the original "Extreme Games" – what today's generation might call "X-Games in the sun". Players can select sponsors (absent in some versions) and compete in events such as skateboarding, footbag, surfing, roller skating, flying disc (frisbee) and BMX. The surfing event is ranked by judges, which give a score to help the players improve their routine.
The Atari versions (2600 and Lynx) of the game omit the flying disc and roller skating events, while the Genesis version omits only the flying disc event.
About California Games (USA, Europe)
California Games (USA, Europe) was first released in 1988 by Epyx, Inc. for the Master System system. Developed by Epyx, Inc., this game quickly became a fan favorite for its Skateboarding and Sports elements.
Game Features
- Authentic Master System experience directly in your browser
- Save and load your game progress at any time
- Full screen gameplay option for immersive experience
- Customizable keyboard controls
- Skateboarding and Sports gameplay that defined a generation
- DeveloperEpyx, Inc.
- PublisherEpyx, Inc.
- Release Date1988-12-31
- GenresSkateboardingSports
- PlatformsMaster System
- Players0
How to Play California Games (USA, Europe) in Your Browser
1. Click Play
Simply click the "Play Now" button at the top of this page to start the game immediately.
2. Use Controls
Use your keyboard to control the game. Check the keyboard configuration section below for details.
3. Save Progress
Use the save feature to preserve your progress at any point in the game.
Pro Tip
For the best experience playing California Games (USA, Europe), use a desktop or laptop computer with a keyboard. Full-screen mode provides the most immersive gameplay.
Emulator Keyboard Configuration
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Last updated: 2025-03-11T16:24:13.695Z
This page is part of our effort to preserve classic video game history. California Games (USA, Europe) © 1988 Epyx, Inc.. This online emulation is provided for historical preservation and educational purposes only.
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