i know wizardy 1-2 was made for nintendo and wizardy 5 for super ninendo...what other ones were there?

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This list probably isn't 100% accurate and certainly isn't all-inclusive, but few posts deserve to go over a year without a response.

Gameboy
Wizardry Gaiden I - Suffering of the Queen
Wizardry Gaiden II - Curse of the Ancient Emperor
Wizardry Gaiden III - Scripture of the Dark
Wizardry Empire
Wizardry Empire: Fukkatsu no Tsue

Gameboy Advance
Wizardry - Summoner

NES
Wizardry I - Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord
Wizardry II (oddly enough, it seems Japan thinks of Knight of Diamonds as Wizardry III, and Legacy of Llylgamyn as Wizardry II)
Wizardry III

SNES
Wizardry V - Heart of the Maelstrom
Wizardry VI - Bane of the Cosmic Forge
Wizardry I II III - Story of Llylgamyn
Wizardry Gaiden IV - Throb of the Demon's Heart (plays like Wizardry V but has the new classes and races first introduced in Bane)

Playstation
Wizardry Empire
Wizardry Empire II
Wizardry VII
Wizardry - Dimguil
Wizardry - Llylgamyn Saga
Wizardry - New Age of Llylgamyn

Playstation 2
Wizardry - Tale of the Forsaken Land

Saturn
Wizardry VI & VII Complete
Wizardry - Nemesis

note on Wizardry I-II-III for SNES, it was only released in Japan, for the Nintendo Power add-on. basically the NP add-on was a programmable cartridge, that you paid a small fee for the game. cheaper since N didn't have to actually make new cartridges and rom chips.
if you can find a cart with Wiz I-II-III on, it is rare. NP system didn't do so well.

I once made a list of Wizardry games. I'm not sure if there was one I missed, but here they all are:

Wizardry 1-3 were available for various PCs as well as NES, SNES, and the Turbo CD-ROM system (an add-on to the Turbografx).
Also they were recently put on PCs and the PS2 in a collection called Saga of Llylgamyn (which is Japanese-only).

Wizardry 4 was available for various PCs and Turbo CD.

Wizardry 5 was available for various PCs, SNES, and Turbo CD.
(as an aside, I would LOVE to play the Turbo CD versions of these games, to see if they have an English option like the NES/SNES ones do and to see how they stack up to said versions).

Wizardry 6 was for PC and SNES (the latter is only in Japan).

Wizardry 7 was for PC and Playstation (the latter only in Japan).

Wizardry 8 was for PC.

There were also the following spin-offs, most of which were released only in Japan:

Nemesis: The Wizardry Adventure is, of course, a spin-off game which I hear is some sort of Myst clone for PC. I'd love to play this.

Wizardry Gaiden 1-4, the first three being for Game Boy and the last one being for Super Nintendo.

Wizardry: Dimguil is a name I saw on Gamefaqs and I'm not entirely sure it's related to OUR Wizardry. It's for PS2, in Japan.

There were four "Wizardry Empire" games, two for GBA, two for PS2, all in Japan.

There was also Wizardry: New Age of Llylgamyn for PS2.

Now I saw two oddballs listed: Busin - Wizardry Alternative and
Busin 0 - Wizardry Alternative Neo. I'm not sure these are directly related to OUR Wizardry. Both are for PS2.

One of my friends informed me about a game called Wizardry: Tales of the Forsaken Land for the PS2, which is out in English but hard to find.

And finally, there's an upcoming GBA game called Wizardry Summoner (sometimes also called "Wizardry: The Summoning" I don't know which is the correct title). I don't know if there will be a US release or not.

Wizardry - Dimguil has the races and classes of Bane and the gameplay of Maelstrom. Crazy artwork too. Wizardry - Tales of the Forsaken Land is called Busin - Wizardry Alternative in Japan. It has a lot of gameplay and aesthetic changes, but it is a true Wizardry dungeon-crawler. Wizardry - Summoner has been out in Japan for quite a while. Plans for a US version (Wizardry - The Summoning) have been long dropped.

What about Busin and Busin 0 something like that?