Most Popular Arcade Games - Page 103
Speed Ball
1987
Super Pinball Action
1991
Super Pinball Action
1991
Super Pinball Action is the sequel to Pinball Action, this time featuring adult content. Choose between four different tables, where you attempt to take off the clothes of a women. The game can be configured to either show or hide the erotic pictures via a DIP switch setting.Vs. Pinball
1984
Vs. Pinball
1984
Vs. Pinball is the multiplayer arcade version of Pinball, a game where you control the paddles of a virtual pinball machine representing a traditional pinball game.Dr. Tomy
1993
Dragon World 2001
2002
Dragon World Pretty Chance
2002
Mahjong matching series featuring sexy girl pictures in the background.Eggor
1983
Eggs
1984
Excite League
1988
Fantasy '95
1996
Fantasy '95
1996
Rip-off of "Gals Panic!", featuring 'adult' photographs instead of the cartoon imagery. Looks like a hack of the "Fantasia" series made to include some beefcake, for the ladies.Combat Hawk
1987
Combat Hawk
1987
A reaction-based shoot-em-up in which the player takes on the role of an army soldier.Crusher Makochan
1999
Crusher Makochan
1999
An action game that requires series hit of buttons to break obstacles to rescue people.Cyber Tank
1990
Cyber Tank
1990
Cyber Tank is a would-be dual screen on-rails shooter from Coreland. Due to poor feedback during the location test phase of development, the game was not put into further production. Luckily, the board from the lone existing arcade cabinet was lent to MAME developers, and the game can now be played by a much wider audience. Game preservation!Monkey Ball
2001
Monkey Ball
2001
Monkey Ball is a 2001 platform/party video game developed by Amusement Vision and published by Sega. The game debuted in Japan at the 2001 Amusement Operators Union trade show as Monkey Ball, an arcade cabinet running on Sega's NAOMI hardware and controlled with a distinctive banana-shaped analog stick.Dogou Souken
1987
Dokaben
1990
Dolmen
1996
Dommy
1984
Dottori-kun
1991
Dottori-kun
1991
This is a game that Sega used in-house to test the hardware it was developing during the late 1980s through the early 1990s. It is a simple game that lacks sound and the familiar player prompts (e.g. "insert coin"). It was never fully developed nor intended to be released to the public.Double Point
1996
