Most Popular Arcade Games - Page 32
Mini-Vaders
1992
Harem
1983
Maimai DX Buddies
2023
Maimai DX Buddies
2023
The fifth release of the "maimai DX" series, featuring enhanced 2 player modes and more.GunMaster
1994
GunMaster
1994
GunMaster is an obscure Arcade Action Game developed by Metro Corporation (creators of the latter Bust a Groove) in December 1994. The game was influenced by the earlier Gunstar Heroes from Treasure, but with some Fighting Game and Beat 'em Up mechanics included.Toryumon
1994
Zooo
2004
Pipe Dream
1990
Billiard Academy Real Break
1998
A pool game where you are awarded Pictures of some Asian babes when you win the round.Galactic Storm
1992
Galactic Storm
1992
Galactic Storm is a chase-view shooter in the same vain as Galaxy Force or Taito's own Night Striker. The player controls a spaceship equipped with a shield to withstand multiple hits, in addition to the standard shot there is a also a more effective special weapon in limited supply available. After taking off, the player flies on a predetermined course with some limited maneuvering room through the stages, facing of against waves of enemies (giant robots for example). At the end of a level, a stronger boss enemy awaits. Once this obstacle has been defeated, the ship's shields get recovered to some extent and the player can continue the flight through various environments, including for example the wide-openness of space, planetscapes covered with trees, and narrow tunnels.Big Buck Hunter
2000
Beyond Kung-Fu
Unreleased prototype was canned because it tested badly. Also known as Super Spartan X.Bestri
1998
Polaris Chord
2024
DoDonPachi DaiOuJou: Black Label
2002
Dodonpachi Dai-Ou-Jou: Black Label is a revised version of the original Dodonpachi Dai-Ou-Jou, released only six months after the original version. It features remixed gameplay with a number of refinements. Players are given the option at the start of their game whether to play a one-loop or two-loop game, with the one-loop option always giving players the ability to face off against hidden boss Taisabachi and true final boss Hibachi. The first loop is made noticeably easier, and players are able to keep their lives and bombs when entering the second loop. Several other bugfixes and adjustments to the scoring system lead to an overall smoother difficulty curve. The board also includes a full copy of the original game; arcade operators can choose which game to boot at startup.
