This is a list of all officially released games for the Colecovision system with information if the game was released in NTSC and/or PAL countries. Not included are the Brazilian games by Digimax, Mania and Splicevision, as these are only clones of Colecovision titles originally released by other companies. Also not included are homebrews, new releases and grey imports.
The NTSC part of this list should be pretty accurate. The PAL part is much harder, as no PAL lists exist so far (well in fact this is the reason why I generated this list).
There might be many errors in the list. If you can help us, please discuss this list in the corresponding thread in our Colecovision forum or contact me via the contact form. Thanks in advance!
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CBS games that are proved to exist in a German version (manual and box): Carnival, Cosmic Avenger, Donkey Kong Junior, Lady Bug, Looping, Mr. Do, Pepper II, Smurf, Space Fury, Space Panic, Time Pilot, Turbo, Venture, Zaxxon.
CBS games that are proved to exist in a multilingual version (5 languages, those are re-releases of the single language versions): Buck Rogers, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Junior, Lady Bug, Smurf, Space Panic, Time Pilot, Zaxxon.
CBS games that are believed to exist ONLY in multilingual version (4 languages, those are probably all the later games): Antarctic Adventure, BurgerTime, Cabbage Patch Kids: Adventures In The Park, Frenzy, Front Line, Gateway To Apshai, Jumpman Junior, Rocky Super Action Boxing, Slither, Super Action Football (Soccer), Tarzan, Victory.
CBS games that are believed to exist ONLY in multilangual version (3 languages, those are probably the very last releases, even after the 4 language versions): Subroc.
Footnotes:
1) Robin Hood/Sir Lancelot: Dietmar Bertling from Germany owns a PAL version of this game. The label is black (not blue like the Atari 2600 version). The box has a small orange sticker that says „Coleco-Version“. It is not known if the other double enders also exist in European versions.
2) A European version of H.E.R.O. in multilingual form exists at least in a box without indication of the system. The manual is multilingual too. Could be box and manual from the Atari 2600 version.