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Master of Weapon is a vertical-scrolling shooter released in arcades and later ported to the Genesis.
Arika's challenging puzzle-action series continues with new game modes, challenges, and mechanics innovations.
Arika's first adaptation of the Tetris series of falling-block puzzle games, focusing on breakneck high-level play using an advanced player grading system.
An obscure 2D arcade fighting game by Tecmo. Released exclusively in Japan, it features an all-girl roster and a bizarre mix of hand-drawn graphics and pre-rendered 3D models (both used for character sprites).
A Taito shoot-em-up that inspired Border Down on Dreamcast.
A fantasy-themed version of the card game known as "Speed".
A sequel to NMK's 1991 vertical-scrolling shoot-'em-up Thunder Dragon. It revamps the original's weapon system, with Player 1 and Player 2 sides having their own unique firepower.
Mystic Warriors is an arcade game by Konami where four ninjas attempt to rescue one of their own that has been kidnapped by the nefarious SKULL ENTERPRISE corporation.
The four members of the Zero Team punch and kick their way from left to right in this brawler from Seibu Kaihatsu.
The third Sunsoft arcade entry in the Shanghai series of mahjong puzzle games, featuring an all-new set of 12 puzzle configurations based on the Chinese zodiac. It also introduces a new "2 Player Taisen" versus mode, where each player has their own set of tiles to deal with.
A 1993 shoot-'em-up by Athena. Its overseas version is unique for giving players free access to all weapons at once with a six-button control layout.
A three-button button-mashing arcade game for up to four players. Take control of a superpowered "numan" athlete in eight insane competitions (from stopping a speeding bullet train to literally tossing missiles).
Also known as Sonic Wings, Aero Fighters is a vertical-scrolling shoot-'em-up with a variety of real-life military aircraft to choose from, each of which are piloted by a distinct cast of pilots.
A vertical-scrolling shoot-'em-up released by Yang Chang Electronic for arcades in 1993.
A vertical-scrolling shoot-'em-up by Allumer, released for arcades in 1993. It is heavily based on the 1990 Seibu Kaihatsu game Raiden.
A falling-block tile-matching puzzle arcade game by Namco with a cutesy aquatic theme.
Mazinger Z is a vertically-scrolling shooter based on the anime and manga of the same name. Mazinger Z, Great Mazinger and Grendizer team up to battle evil.
A mech-themed vertical shoot 'em up that lets players fire in eight directions.
In The Hunt is an side-scrolling arcade shooter developed and published by Irem.
A revised overseas-only sequel to the 1989 fighting game Violence Fight, featuring reworked stages and playable boss characters.
One of the earliest fighting games (after the release of Street Fighter II) to take place in a sword-and-sorcery fantasy setting. It features many similarities to the developer's earlier side-scrolling arcade game Gladiator.
A falling block-matching puzzle title from Namco created for the Arcades and ported to the Super Famicom in 1993. It was not released outside of Japan.
A 1992 vertical shoot-em-up from NMK and Tecmo, Gunnail does not actually contain any nails.
Cosmo Gang: The Video, published by Namco for the Super Famicom, is a 16-bit take on Space Invaders. It was not released outside of Japan until 2023.
A top-down shooter developed by Allumer Ltd. and licensed to Tecmo in 1992.
Soldam is a Reversi-esque puzzle spin-off game featuring the characters from Rodland
A side-scrolling shoot-'em-up from UPL. A mad scientist tries to take over the world during the middle of a global depression, and you're the only one who can stop him!
One of Taito's earliest arcade fighting games as players control large dinosaurs in gladiatorial combat.
An Arcade-Only Action Platformer released by Tecmo in 1992. You play as a team of cacti (Saboten) that run around throwing bombs at enemies inside a house.
An Arcade version of Clu Clu Land where two people play against each other.
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