An arcade sim baseball game, featuring the teams and players of the NPB and an all-star of cel-shaded manga characters from the many works of the legendary baseball manga creator, …
A 1989 arcade eroge variation of mahjong solitaire, notable for introducing the nikakudori variant where tiles are not stacked and valid matches instead follow a specific path-making criteria.
Also known as Shisen-shou II, Match It II is the sequel to the 1989 arcade mahjong solitaire eroge Shisen-shou - Match It. Along with numerous enhancements, it features three distinct …
An early-'90s billiards arcade game with a unique twist: set a real-life cue ball on a replica mat and hit it into the machine with a real-life pool cue (or …
A sequel to the arcade trackball bowling game Capcom Bowling, featuring two additional game modes (Flash and Strike or Die) and new animations. A special version, known as Super Strike, …
An early video-redemption arcade game where players have to roll balls across the control panel (similar to skee-ball) in order to break dinosaur eggs and earn points and tickets.
An arcade video-redemption game by Incredible Technologies and Bundra Games. Based on the sport of horse racing, up to six players can race using a single button (for jumping over …
An arcade video redemption game based on the Hasbro toy of the same name. Tap on the button at the right time to add to a swinging chain of different-colored …
An arcade video redemption game where players control a speeding car with a steering wheel, making large drifts in an open surface to dodge obstacles and collect cash and power-ups.
An arcade light-gun "shooting gallery" game that allows players to link the game with a smartphone app in order track persistent stats, earn new weapon parts, and forge new customizable …
An over-the-top motorbike racing arcade game by I.G.S. and UNIS, utilizing VR headsets and an elaborate motion platform for the full-size bike controller.
An arcade video redemption light-gun game with fixed-gun controls that fire actual balls at the screen (and at other physical targets), combining physical and digital gameplay.
A sequel to Taito's 2008 light-gun arcade game Elevator Action Death Parade, utilizing a similar deluxe arcade cabinet with a fake elevator door that closes in front of the vertical-oriented …
A retro-themed arcade party game where up to four players participate in mini-games and trivia questions. It includes a bar-focused mode where the loser of each mini-game has to take …
A side-scrolling arcade platformer by Zeus and Gaelco. Players control the gun-wielding toy Inguz as he ventures through toy worlds to retrieve the Magic Pendulum that gives them life from …
A mahjong solitaire arcade game by Irem, where players are given a one-layer grid of tiles and must match pairs together (removing tiles in-between them for bonus points).
A trackball-based bowling arcade game based on the animated television series Family Guy. It features eight characters to choose from (in cel-shaded 3D) and video clips from the show.
A mahjong solitaire arcade eroge by Mitchell, where players form three-tile mahjong melds instead of pairs. It is styled after the "Sangokushi", or "Records of the Three Kingdoms".
A Japanese video medal game utilizing light-guns. It is set in a spooky carnival setting, where players shoot down items from shelves floating mid-air to win medals and enter bonus …
An arcade soccer game and the sequel to Football Champ, featuring an optional power-up system (which requires additional credits) and more comical effects.
The sequel to Taito's soccer game Hat Trick Hero '93, featuring a large 42-team roster and new art style with digitized actors. It was later released for the Sega Saturn.