The Action Network consists of an interesting and eclectic collection of games. The earliest entries, Armor Battle and Space Battle, followed by Sea Battle, formed a solid, if pedestrian, foundation. The most interesting aspect is that Mattel, at least early on, was not afraid to require two players for their non-sports titles. After suffering some attacks because of this, their approach changed, as reflected in most of the other titles.

Note: The 15/15 count includes the Action Network versions of Space Battle and Space Armada.
Note: Space Battle is counted as an Action Network title, since it was originally widely released as such.

Action Network
Title		Item No.	Manual	Overlays	Rarity	Notes
	Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Cartridge	3410	Yes	2	C1	Game review / info
	Armor Battle	1121	Yes	2	C2	Early versions came with a full-color manual; game review / info
	Frog Bog	5301	Yes	2	U2	Game review / info
	Lock 'n' Chase	5637	Yes	2	C3	6K all the way; 2 copies - one Hong Kong, one USA; manual color variation; game review / info
	Night Stalker	5305	Yes	2	C3	Game review / info
	Sea Battle	1818	Yes	2	C2	Game review / info
	Shark! Shark!	5787	Yes	2	U1	Game review / info
	Sharp Shot	5638	Yes	2	U1	Game review / info
	SNAFU	3758	Yes	2	C2	Game review / info
	Space Armada	3758	Yes	2	C3	Both Space Network and Action Network (rare?) boxes exist; game review / info
	Space Battle	2612	Yes	2	C3	Both Action Network and Space Network versions exist, as well as ROM variants; early copies had full-color manual; game review / info
	Sub Hunt	3408	Yes	2	C1	Game review / info
	Triple Action	3760	Yes	2	C2	Game review / info
	Tron Deadly Discs	5391	Yes	2	C1	Most interesting variations are manual colors; game review / info
	Tron Maze-A-Tron	5392	Yes	2	U1	Game review / info