Category:Sports subcategories

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Sports subcategories
Definition
The specific sports primarily featured in the game.
Taxonomy
Art styles
Controls
Genres
Microtransactions
Modes
Monetization
Pacing
Perspectives
Sports subcategories
Theme
Vehicle subcategories
Category Definition Examples Notes
American football Codes of gridiron football, including American football and Canadian football. MobyGames
Australian football Also known as Australian rules football or "Aussie Rules".
Baseball Incorporates the bat-and-ball sports of baseball and softball. MobyGames
Basketball MobyGames
Bowling Usually referring to ten-pin bowling; other forms of bowling (e.g. candlepin, duckpin) are rare. Does not need to use traditional balls, lanes and/or pins (e.g. Elf Bowling). MobyGames
Boxing MobyGames
Cricket MobyGames
Darts/target shooting These games simulate target shooting with either darts, guns, bows or other projectiles for sport. MobyGames
Dodgeball MobyGames
Extreme sports
Fictional sport A fictional depicted sport.
Fishing MobyGames
Football (Soccer) Association football. MobyGames
Golf Golf or miniature golf. MobyGames
Handball
Hockey Ice hockey and field hockey. MobyGames
Horse Managing horses or horse competitions. MobyGames
Kick boxing
Lacrosse
Martial arts Including mixed martial arts.
Mixed sports Multiple sports, similar to the Olympics. MobyGames
Paintball MobyGames
Parachuting
Pool or snooker Referring to such cue sports (billiards). MobyGames
Racquetball/squash MobyGames
Sailing/boating These games simulate piloting or racing sailboats, wind sails, rowing boats, powerboats, etc. MobyGames
Skateboarding MobyGames
Skating Including roller skating and ice skating.
Snowboarding or skiing MobyGames
Surfing MobyGames
Table tennis MobyGames
Tennis MobyGames
Volleyball MobyGames
Water sports Jet skis, wakeboarding, etc. MobyGames
Wrestling Including competitive forms of wrestling (e.g. freestyle wrestling, Greco-Roman/Graeco-Roman/classical wrestling) or theatrical forms of wrestling made "real" thanks to video games (i.e. professional wrestling). MobyGames