An upgraded sequel to the original arcade-only, Japanese-only strategy action game. LoVII notably includes guest characters from properties like Magic: The Gathering, Final Fantasy IV, and Secret of Mana.
Is an arcade entry in the Shining series of games. It is a spiritual sequel to Quest of D. It is an action RPG for arcades, but has no trading card elements.
A driving simulator where by players race street legal cars on narrow Japanese speedways.
The focus of the game is on manual shifting, drifting and quasi-legal driving tactics. When compared to the Battle Gear 3, there are certain features changed in this game.
* The addition of European models (for example, Volkswagen Golf and Renault Clio (Lutecia) V6) and the European stages (with notable examples of the Monaco track and Monte Carlo Rally) representing a departure from Initial D.
* The Takumi Mode in Battle Gear 3 is removed. Instead, a severe speed penalty is implemented into the system, forcing the player to use the brakes.
* A more extensive tuning system is available to the key users. Instead of simply modding the external parts, the performance hardwares are available as well this time. These can be performed in the online virtual garage.
* A player can also activate the "Garage Extension" functions. This includes the benefit of having a team, customizing decals, vinyls and setting names and such.
Gaia Attack 4 is a 4 player light gun shooter from Taito, released in 2010 and running on their Taito Type X2 hardware. Users play as 'Ghostbusters' whose goal is to kill as many ghosts and aliens as possible. The game features video footage of real world environments, overlaid with cartoon computer images of aliens, creatures and more.
A black and white arcade game released by Project Support Engineering in 1977. The arcade cabinet is notable for having a built-in bazooka gun that the player uses while playing the game.
Released by Namco in 1988, this was the first arcade driving game to use fully 3D polygon graphics. It was the inaugural title for the Namco System 21 "Polygonizer" arcade hardware, the first dedicated 3D gaming system.
Breakout-style game by SunA Co. that features several famous arts in the background (some with nudity) and some well-known songs such as "Chorando Se Foi"/"Lambada" and "Ode to Joy".
As you progress through the stages, the player will also come across bizarre bosses, such as a clown's head with stretching arms.
Shoot' em up arcade game by Vdeo System where round rabbits wearing boxing gloves fly from left to right through scrolling scenery punching, shooting flying enemies with a laser or firing carrot missiles. Power-ups are available in the form of canned carrots.