A sequel to Taiko no Tatsujin 8, practically identical to its predecessor other than a few new songs added reaching the milestone of 100 songs in a single Taiko game, the removal of the Song Select mode, and one last modifier called Abekobe was added.
Donkey Kong Banana Kingdom is a Japan-only Donkey Kong franchise game. It is a sequel to Donkey Kong Jungle Beat and Donkey Kong: Jungle Fever. It is a 6 player coin pusher medal machine manufactured by Capcom. It includes a number of mini games featuring Donkey Kong. Other than that, not much information about this game is known, and its relation to the Banana Kingdom is unknown. Donkey Kong: Banana Kingdom involves Sensei Kong and a few other Kongs that debuted in the previous games. An arcade game developed by Capcom in collaboration with Nintendo based on the Donkey Kong franchise, which was only ever released in Japan.
Let's Go Jungle!: Lost on the Island of Spice is a light-gun shooter that chronicles the vacation of Ben and Norah, who find themselves attacked by giant bugs!
The next entry of the arcade machine series, where you fight with dinosaurs with a rock, paper, scissors enhanced system.
A continuation of the previous story. Max and Rex decided to continue rescuing dinosaurs. They soon discover the Alpha Gang delivering some dinosaurs away for experiments. They succeeded in creating an Alpha Acrocanthosaurus, in which serves as the final boss. In the story, they were also close to transforming an Irritator.
Soulcalibur III: Arcade Edition is a reworked version of Soulcalibur III with all glitches found in the console version fixed and the overall balance of many moves revamped. Amy, Hwang and Li Long are also official characters with Amy getting a new outfit for the second player.
A sequel to Taiko no Tatsujin 7, featuring a new Category for Video Game Music, the new Baizoku, Sanbai, Yonbai modifiers, and a Revival Roulette after the first song failed. This game marked an important moment for the Taiko franchise and its crossover with other video game companies for their OSTs such as Nintendo and Square Enix.
Ibara is very similar to 8ing/Raizing's Battle Garegga and Battle Bakraid games.So much so that Ibara could be considered a pseudo-sequel or, at least, a spiritual successor. The similarities are numerous - some are subtle, some are easily spotted. These include combining archaic technology such as biplanes with more advanced machinery; firing and power-up system; and a medal collecting system which drastically increases scoring. The game features a similar method of earning bombs and a delay when launching them as well.
A notable feature of Ibara is the inclusion of a variable, real-time difficulty system by way of the Rank system. The player's rank increases as they acquire more items and cause more damage, increasing the difficulty of the game along with it. The number of enemies does not increase but the number of bullets fired towards the user does, often reaching a ridiculous level of bullet density.
There are ways of lowering this rank system if the odds appear too much. The only known way of decreasing th
Pump It Up Zero is the 12th (domestic) and 7th (international) release of Pump It Up series. This game is the third and final game in the Exceed series developed by Team Freevolt.
Ford Racing: Full Blown is a racing game released by Sega in 2006. The game is an arcade port of the 2005 console and PC title Ford Racing 3 (also developed by Razorworks but published by Empire Interactive) but with some adjustments made for arcade play.
Gaelco Championship Tuning Race is a car track racing game where players race their cars around a circuit. There are several tracks to choose from, and players can tune their car to personalise them and enhance them.
There are two modes: Arcade Race, where the player will race against other cars (human or computer opponents) and Tournament Time Attack, where the player can race alone to score their best possible lap time. Players can choose from four different cars and four different racetracks. The four different circuits vary in difficulty and players can choose dry, variable and wet weather to race in for each of the tracks. Players accumulate points during their race and may use these points to buy accessories with which to tune their car.
SEGA's second entry into the Arcade card game genre, Dinosaur king is a collectible card fighting game where you can put dinosaurs in fierce battles, with incredible graphics, and colorful and 00's accurate depictions of these prehistoric animals.
In it's story Max Taylor, his father Spike Taylor and Rex Owen found stone tablets on a fossil excavation site in Africa, the tablets suddenly bursts out voices of the past: Dinosaurs! They request that Max and Rex go back to the past to help them from the Alpha Gang who are capturing dinosaurs. Max and Rex used Dinosaurs and Move Cards and pushed back the Alpha Gang.
Fight with an enhanced Rock, Paper, Scissors formula where the winner can attack, and collect dinosaurs and moves to prove yourself as a Dinosaur King.
The updated version to the classic Golden Tee franchise. This game has a wireless internet connection that allows players to compete in scheduled online tournaments against players all over the world for cash and prizes. Allows players to customize their characters.