Jackie Chan

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The popular martial artist has appeared in many games, and has also paid tribute to games in some of his films.

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Note: This franchise page is specifically for Jackie Chan games (i.e. ones with his name on the cover/title screen), not just for games based on movies he's appeared in, unless it fits that first criteria.

Games

Jackie Chan in Project A (Game)

31 December 1984

Platforms/MSXPlatforms/NEC PC 8801

Jackie Chan in Spartan X (Game)

31 December 1985

Platforms/MSX

Protector

31 December 1985

Platforms/MSX

Jackie Chan in The Police Story (Game)

31 December 1986

Platforms/MSX

Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu

31 December 1990

Platforms/Nintendo Entertainment SystemPlatforms/TurboGrafx 16

Jackie Chan in Fists of Fire (Game)

1 January 1995

Platforms/Arcade

Jackie Chan - The Kung-Fu Master

31 December 1995

Platforms/Arcade

Jackie Chan Stuntmaster (Game)

29 March 2000

Platforms/PlayStation

Jackie Chan Adventures: Legend of the Dark Hand

6 November 2001

Platforms/Game Boy Advance

Jackie Chan Adventures (Game)

7 November 2001

Platforms/PlayStation 2

Jackie Chan's J-Mat

31 December 2005

Platforms/XaviXPORT

Franchise details

Name

Jackie Chan

Features

11 games

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First game

Jackie Chan in Project A (Game)

Aliases

Characters

• Has characters: Thomas (Character), Jackie Chan (Character), Delete (Character), Lau (Character), Yeung (Character), Thorsten (Character), Sam (Character), Kim-Maree (Character), Mysterious Lion (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Japan (Location), China (Location), Rooftops (Location), New York City (Location), Sewer (Location), Temple (Location), Factory (Location), Shaolin (Location), Dock (Location), Warehouse (Location), Chinatown (Location), Barcelona (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Blood (Concept), Character Select Screen (Concept), Combo (Concept), Digitized Sprites (Concept), Fire (Concept), Lava Stage (Concept), Martial Arts (Concept), Special Attack (Concept), Collectible (Concept), Damsel In Distress (Concept), Unlockables (Concept), Hand to Hand Combat (Concept), Licensed Game (Concept), Games Based on Movies (Concept), Male Protagonists (Concept), Tie-In (Concept), Celebrity Tie-in (Concept), Jump (Concept), Boss Fight (Concept), Victory Pose (Concept), Boss (Concept), Projectile (Concept), Side-Scrolling (Concept), Cartoon Character (Concept), Adapted from Television (Concept), Snakes (Concept), Turtle (Concept), Health (Concept), Kung Fu (Concept), 2D (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Dragon (Concept), Cel-Shading (Concept), Unbeatable Enemy (Concept), Fish (Concept), 8-bit (Concept), Female Wrestler (Concept), Frogs (Concept), Wizards (Concept), Yetis (Concept), Ice Stage (Concept), Spiders (Concept), Dash (Concept), Thumbs Up (Concept), Cheat Code (Concept), Secret Area (Concept), EyeToy Support (Concept), Flawless Victory (Concept), Motion Control (Concept), E3 1998 (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), Gesture-Based Control (Concept), High Score (Concept), Sprite Scaling (Concept), World Map (Concept), Okizeme (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Fireball (Object), Fist (Object), Alcoholic Beverages (Object), Sword (Object), Bō (Object), Rice (Object), Trash Can (Object), Nunchaku (Object), Milk (Object), Spikes (Object), Ball (Object), Snowball (Object), Statue (Object), Scroll (Object), Energy Force Shield (Object), Broom (Object), Cloud (Object), Bell (Object), 2" x 4 (Object), Sink (Object), Crate (Object)

People

• Has people: James Sie (Person), Jackie Chan (Person), Jennifer Hamilton (Person), Trey Smith (Person), Darren Falcus (Person), Jonny Heckley (Person), Kyle Carey (Person), Sab Shimono (Person), Nicholas Favazza (Person), People/Tim Vanlaw, Scott Maxwell (Person), Nicole Willick (Person), Joanne Richardson (Person), Levi Weiershauser (Person), Nadège Josa (Person), Tatsuya Watanabe (Person), Toshiharu Ura (Person), Takamitsu Nemoto (Person), Masahiro Honma (Person), Masahiro Kawakami (Person)