** Enchanter ( 1983, Infocom )

** The Compleat Enchanter ( 1975 ) with L. Sprague de Camp

** * The Incomplete Enchanter ( 1940 ) with L. Sprague de Camp

** Wall of Serpents Wall of Serpents | The Enchanter Completed ( 1980 UK ) ( 1960 ) with L. Sprague de Camp

** The original Zork Trilogy ( Marc Blank & Dave Lebling ):

** Cairo Trilogy

** David McClintick ( notes writer ) for Trilogy: Past, Present and Future performed by Frank Sinatra

** CSI: Trilogy, a three-part television crossover among the above shows

** Halo 5, recently announced at E3 2011 ( Part of the Reclaimer Trilogy ), release date is unknown

** Halo 6, recently announced at E3 2011 ( Part of the Reclaimer Trilogy ), release date is unknown

** The Christmas Trilogy by F. Paul Wilson

** Temple of Apshai Trilogy ( 1985 )

** A zorkmid ( sought after by collectors, as it was only included with the 1987 Zork Trilogy collection ).

** the worst were: Liu Kang's " Cartwheel " in MK, Kano's " Knee Stomp " in MK vs DC, Kitana's " Kiss of Death " in MKII, Kabal's " Inflating Head " and " Scary Face " in MK3, Rain's " Upside-Down Uppercut " in Trilogy, Bo ' Rai Cho's " Fart of Doom " in Deception ;

** Collected as The Minotaur Trilogy ( 1997 )

** The Coast of Utopia ( A Trilogy ) ( 2002 )

** Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, the sequel to Lego Star Wars: The Video Game that retells the original trilogy

** The Mars Trilogy books of Kim Stanley Robinson.

** Trilogy ( 1972 )

** Lust for a Vampire ( 1971 )-the second film in the Karnstein Trilogy.

** Reissued as The Angels Trilogy ( October 2002 )

** The Icelandic Trilogy ( collects # 42-50, tpb, 200 pages, 2013, ISBN 1-4012-3691-X )

** The Icewind Dale Trilogy by RA Salvatore.

* Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy **

** Blade Runner Trilogy ( album 2007 )

* The Enchanter Trilogy ( 1986 ; contained Enchanter, Sorcerer & Spellbreaker )

This was the first game of a trilogy, usually referred to as " The Enchanter Trilogy ".

Spellbreaker is an interactive fiction computer game written by Dave Lebling and released by Infocom in 1985, the third and final game in the " Enchanter Trilogy ".