Arcade Video Games55
Arcade games. Titles from this category require particularly good manual skills. Main purpose of the gameplay is to reach a specific point or defeat enemies while controlling a character or a vehicle. Arcade games usually don’t have any story or have it in a very simple form. This category contains e.g. popular platformers.
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Raid Over the River
Arcade canceled
Raid Over the River is an arcade shooter for the Nintendo Dual Screen console. The game's production is the responsibility of Nibris studio in Krakow, which has achieved horror Sadness, among others.
3D Ultra Pinball Power
Arcade 30 June 1999
Compilation of classic pin-ball titles created by Dynamix Studio. Here you will find titles such as 3D Ultra Pinball: Fastest Pinball in Space, 3D Ultra Pinball 2: Creep Night, 3D Ultra Pinball 3: The Lost Continent and 3D Ultra Pinball 4: Turbo Racing.
Disney's Monsters: Scream Alley
Arcade 10 December 2001
The first in a series of four arcade mini-games "Monsters and the Company" based on the screenplay of a film of the same title, Walt Disney's studio.
Disney's Monsters: Billard Beast
Arcade 10 December 2001
The second part of the series of four arcade mini-games "Monsters and the Company" based on the screenplay of the Walt Disney film studio, with the same title.
Disney's Monsters: Pinball Panic
Arcade 10 December 2001
Disney's Monsters: Pinball Panic is the third game in a series of four arcade mini-games called Disney's Monsters, based on the screenplay of the film of the same name by Walt Disney. The game was designed mainly for children.
Disney's Monsters: Monster Tag
Arcade 10 December 2001
The last (fourth) part of the series of four arcade mini-games "Monsters and the Company" based on the screenplay of a film of the same title, Walt Disney's studio.
Finding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures
Arcade 07 September 2004
"Finding Nemo: The Continuing Adventures" is a continuation of a great hit, which turned out to be "Finding Nemo" released some time ago on GameBoy Advance console by THQ. The completion of the story known from the cinemas and the console screen was presented in the form of several dozen funny mini-games.
Zool
Arcade 21 April 1993
Zool is an example of a full-blooded platformer, created by Gremlin Graphics in cooperation with the manufacturer of Chupa Chups lollipops. The main task of the player who plays the role of the title character (also called Nine from dimension N) is to free the unidentified world from the yoke of disgusting creatures.
Zool 2
Arcade 21 April 1993
Zool 2 is a sequel to the classic platformer, created under the responsibility of Gremlin Graphics and Chupa Chups, a manufacturer of famous lollipops. This time, dimension N has been attacked by foreign creatures called Krool, whose aim is to suck out of the inhabitants of this fantastic world of their dreams. Two heroes stand against a band of monsters: Zool, known from the original, and his friend Zooz.
Gods
Arcade 10 November 1991
In Gods, the player plays the role of a warrior to whom the gods of ancient Greece entrusted the task of overcoming a labyrinth of corridors in a deserted city. If you manage to break through all the traps and win the enemies around you, you will get the biggest prize, the mystery of immortality.
Dragon's Lair III
Arcade 05 November 2004
Continuation of the famous Dragon's Lair series. Again we can save princesses, fight duels, defeat dragons and avoid traps set by evil sorcerers together with Dirk the Fearless.
Hateful Chris: Never Say Buy
Arcade 30 June 2001
A humorous platform game by Brainchild Studios. The protagonist is the eponymous Chris — a skull fighting an international corporation, which flooded the world with ads of their new special sales machine called Dreadful Dana. Hateful Chris: Never Say Buy utilizes a side-view perspective. During the game, you explore spacious, nonlinear levels, complete missions and side quests, participate in various minigames, and fight enemies. You can use over thirty kinds of weapons and special attacks.
In Search of Dr. Riptide
Arcade 21 June 1994
In Search of Dr. Riptide turns out to be an extremely enjoyable arcade game, in which the ability to quickly press the trigger and to maneuver in the tight corridors of undersea caves will have a colossal meaning.
Super Tetris
Arcade 10 February 1991
Super Tetris is a refreshed version of the legendary arcade and logic game prepared for Spectrum Holobyte by Sphere studio. At first glance we can already see a lot of changes - both in the audiovisual setting and in the general concept.
Klax
Arcade 12 March 1990
Klax is an arcade and logic game, which debuted on coin-up machines for the first time in 1989, thanks to the Atari concern. The main goal of the game is to create hands from blocks of the same color, moving towards the player on a horizontal platform.
Sonic 3D: Flickies' Island
Arcade 30 June 1996
Extremely colorful and funny platformer, in which Sonic has to free small birds, which a crazy scientist turned into robots and, most importantly, find the Emeralds of Chaos.
Slots
Arcade 10 March 2000
Slots is a Masque Publishing studio simulator for gambling machines. Players can test their luck on 50 single-handed slots, which represent the most popular machines produced by the American company IGT.
South Park
Arcade 02 March 1999
Four well-known South Park fans undertake to defend the town from mutated turkeys, deadly cows, animated toys and other dangers from the Cosmos. Acclaim Entertainment's first person shooter game is characterized by a high dose of humour and specific visual setting.
South Park: Chef's Luv Shack
Arcade 26 November 1999
South Park: Chef's Luv Shack is a social game combining a quiz and arcade mini-games. Playing the roles of Eric Cartman, Kenny McCormick, Kyle Broflovski or Stan Marsh, the player has to answer questions related to the South Park series, as well as play simple mini-games. The title was produced by the Acclaim Studios Austin development team.
Donald Duck's Playground
Arcade 22 April 1988
Donald's sisters Huey, Dewey and Louie dream of their own playground in the park, where they could enjoy themselves all day long. Unfortunately, the devices necessary for this purpose are expensive and even collecting pocket money for a long time, they would not be able to equip it properly. But what is a good uncle from?
Luigi & Spaghetti
Arcade 23 May 1992
Invasions from space are an everyday thing in computer games, so no one should be surprised that the main character of the platformer Luigi & Spaghetti will also have to deal with green people.
Skool Daze: Klass of 99
Arcade 14 August 1999
Klass of 99 is an excellent conversion of a game known from Spectrum entitled Skool Daze and undoubtedly one of the best fan remakes that has ever seen the light of day. The player plays the role of Eric, an unruly pupil whose task is to delete the compromising report from the secretary's computer. If the boy's disastrous assessment of his studies reaches his parents, a catastrophe will happen!
Nightbreed: The Action Game
Arcade 04 April 1990
Nightbreed is an arcade game based on the plot of the film under the same title, which was directed by Clive Barker, an outstanding creator of horror films. It tells the story of Aaron Boone, suspected of a series of murders of a young man who, tormented by nightmares, ends up in a gloomy and devastated cemetery.
Dinosaur Ball
Arcade 23 May 1992
Dinosaur Ball is the Asian equivalent of Pang, created and released by AMWA in Hong Kong. The task of the player (or players, because the authors have made it possible to play with two people) is very simple: with the use of a specific chain firing gun, it must hit all the balloons on the board.