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A colorful platformer where players control Blue, a tiny alien from the planet Raguy, on a mission to save his homeworld from the invading Daruma Tribe.

3 Count Bout (known as Fire Suplex in Japan) is a professional wrestling arcade game by SNK. Featuring exaggerated wrestling moves and colorful characters, the game allows up to 4 players to compete in tag team matches with special attacks and dramatic entrances.

A.B. Cop is an arcade action-shooter game developed and published by Sega in 1985. Players control a futuristic police officer on a flying motorcycle, pursuing criminals through cityscapes while dodging obstacles and shooting enemies.

64th. Street - A Detective Story is a 1991 arcade beat 'em up game by Jaleco. Players control detectives fighting through New York City's criminal underworld to solve a kidnapping case, using punches, kicks, and environmental weapons against street gangs.

The definitive arcade flight combat experience featuring the F-14 Tomcat. This sequel intensified the action with faster speeds, more enemies, and the iconic 360° rotating arcade cabinet. Players engage in dogfights across 18 stages with realistic fighter jet maneuvers.

Innovative vertical shooter where players control either a helicopter or jet fighter against waves of enemy aircraft. Notable for its dual-plane hitbox system and the ability to switch vehicles mid-game. Features Irem's signature detailed sprite work and intense boss battles.

Unique arcade sports-fighter hybrid where players battle in a floating arena using elastic beads as weapons. Combines volleyball mechanics with fighting game special moves. Features 8 colorful characters with distinct playstyles and over-the-top animations.

Visually stunning Neo Geo shooter sequel to Pulstar, featuring six unique ships with transforming weapons and intricate bullet patterns. Praised for its silky-smooth scaling effects, multi-layered parallax backgrounds, and dynamic boss battles that fill the screen.

Air Assault is a fast-paced arcade rail shooter where players pilot an attack helicopter through hostile territories. Featuring stereoscopic 3D visuals and hydraulic motion cabinets, it delivers intense aerial combat with chain gun turrets, missile salvos, and epic boss battles against armored gunships.

Airwolf is an arcade shoot 'em up based on the popular 1980s TV series. Players pilot the advanced Airwolf helicopter through six intense missions, battling enemy aircraft, ground installations, and the rival helicopter Redwolf. Features digitized voice samples from the show and a rocking synth soundtrack.

Cyber-Lip is a futuristic run-and-gun arcade shooter where players control a cyborg soldier battling through waves of mechanized enemies. Notable for its two-player cooperative gameplay, weapon power-up system, and destructible environments in a post-apocalyptic 21st century setting.

A run-and-gun shooter where players control a futuristic soldier equipped with a transforming weapon system, battling through six stages of alien invasions.

American Horseshoes is an arcade sports game developed and published by Atari in 1977. Players compete in the traditional American backyard game of horseshoe pitching, aiming to score points by landing horseshoes around a stake.

Asterix is a 1992 arcade beat 'em up game developed and published by Konami. Based on the popular French comic series, players control Asterix and Obelix as they battle through Roman camps to rescue Getafix the druid.

Alpha Mission is a vertically scrolling shoot 'em up arcade game developed and published by SNK in 1985. Players control a high-tech fighter spacecraft to battle against waves of enemies and powerful bosses. The game features a unique power-up system where collected items can be combined for enhanced weapon effects.

Alpha Mission II (released as ASO II - Last Guardian in Japan) is a 1991 horizontal-scrolling shoot 'em up by SNK. This sequel introduces an armor-pickup system allowing players to customize their ship with various weapons and defensive options while battling biomechanical enemies.

Amidar is a 1981 arcade game where players control a paint roller character to outline shapes while avoiding enemies. The game combines elements of Pac-Man with unique painting mechanics, requiring strategic movement to complete levels.

Arm Wrestling is a 1985 arcade sports game by Nintendo featuring intense one-on-one arm wrestling matches. Players test their strength against increasingly tough opponents using a unique pressure-sensitive control system that simulates real arm wrestling dynamics.