| Wall Street Raider | |
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| Designer | Michael D. Jenkins |
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| Genre | Business simulation game |
| Mode | Single-player |
Wall Street Raider, stylized as Wall $treet Raider, is a 1989 video game published by Intracorp.
Wall $treet Raider is a game in which players use the stock market to take over companies.[1] Up to four players could play, and divided a billion dollars between them.[2]
Intracorp included a coupon for a free rental of the film Wall Street with every purchase of the game.[2]
John Harrington reviewed Wall $treet Raider and Wall Street Wizard for Games International magazine, and gave it a rating of 6 out of 10, and stated that "Raider is a little dry as a solo game; you start the game with a considerable fortune and the temptation is to say '$250 000 is enough for any man, I'll emigrate to the Bahamas'.."[1]
Daniel Carr for Computer Play called it "a BIG game" and "corporate warfare at its best".[3]
In 2025, the game is being remastered by developer Ben Ward with a modern graphical interface, while preserving its original simulation engine and complexity, under Jenkins’ direct collaboration. As of 2025, Wall $treet Raider is not currently available for purchase due to the bankruptcy of its former e-commerce platform.[4]
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