The most interesting arcade games released in 1995

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Arcade

Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack

Arcade

January 1, 1995

In the mid-1990s, Activision decided to introduce its older productions, which were once created for the Atari 2600 console, to the owners of the "tinplate". In total, the American company has prepared three game packages - Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack is the first of them.

Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack 2

Arcade

January 1, 1995

Activision's Atari 2600 Pack 2 is the second of three sets of games published in the mid 1990s by Activision. The package includes a dozen or so products that were once prepared for the Atari 2600 console.

Activision's Atari 2600 Action Pack 3

Arcade

January 1, 1995

The last of the three sets of games which we owe their preparation to Activision. The package contains a dozen or so products designed for the Atari 2600 console, which celebrated the greatest triumphs at the turn of the seventies and eighties of the last century.

Tyrian

Arcade

January 1, 1995

A classic scrolling shooter set in the atmosphere of science fiction. We control a small spacecraft and shoot down enemy units arriving from above the screen. During the campaign mode, we improve our equipment by making purchases for credits gained during the mission.

Mega Blast

Arcade

January 1, 1995

Created by the native studio LK Avalon, a derivative of the famous arcade game Dyna Blaster. Moving in the labyrinth of steel and concrete slabs, we try to eliminate enemies with bombs. The game is enriched by the hidden on the maps findings, which can make it easier or significantly more difficult to play.

Pinball World

Arcade

January 25, 1995

The most unusual flipper simulator ever seen in daylight. Depending on the progress, the player moves between several tables and explores the title world.

Jungle Strike: The Sequel to Desert Strike

Arcade

March 12, 1995

Jungle Strike: The Sequel to Desert Strike is an arcade game in which you will play the role of a pilot of a modern helicopter designed to exterminate ground targets. Armed with a machine gun, Hydra missiles and Hellfire rockets, you'll fight Kilbaby soldiers and complete several complex combat missions.

Psycho Pinball

Arcade

March 15, 1995

Psycho Pinball is another flipper simulator produced by Codemasters. There are 3 traditional tables in the game: Wild West, Trick or Treat and The Abyss. A certain innovation is the title, fourth table - Psycho - which is a kind of a link, from which we teleport to the other three from time to time.

Pinball Mania

Arcade

April 12, 1995

Pinball Mania is another "flipper" signed with the 21st Century Entertainment logo - a company that in the mid-1990s almost completely mastered the computer pinball market, serving high quality products to players. This program is considered to be the second installment of Pinball Fantasies and, like Pinball Dreams 2, was created by Spidersoft.

Rapid Reload

Arcade

April 25, 1995

Prepared by Media.Vision studio arcade side-scrolled 2D shooter. The game resembles a cycle of Metal Slug, allowing you to face dozens of enemies on each of the six boards.

Activision's Commodore 64 15 Pack

Arcade

May 5, 1995

Activision's Commodore 64 15 Pack is another set of games prepared by Activision, which was released in the mid 1990s. After several packages containing software from the Atari 2600 console, this time the publisher decided to make a dozen or so titles known to Commodore 64 users.

Virtual Pool

Arcade

May 15, 1995

Virtual Pool by Celeris is a computer simulation of a billiard game. As beginner adepts of pocketing balls we will get to know the game from the theoretical side. The programme is accompanied by short films explaining what, how and why happens in this sport.

Pinball Dreams 2

Arcade

May 23, 1995

Another flipper simulator signed with the 21st Century Entertainment logo, this time entirely created by Spidersoft, and not as before by Digital Illusions, which unfortunately also affected its quality. The authors decided not to interfere too much in the module responsible for the mechanics of the game and simply created new tables based on the existing solutions, which does not mean that it was a good idea.

3D Ultra Pinball

Arcade

June 15, 1995

Computer simulation of the pinball, made entirely in 3D. The tables on which we roll our ball (in total there are three tables in the game: Mine, Colony and Command Post) consist of a huge number of ramps, tunnels and secret passages.

Extreme Pinball

Arcade

June 22, 1995

Pinball simulator. Fast gameplay offers fans of steel ball bouncing four different tables: Rock Fantasy, Medieval Knights, Urban Chaos and Monkey Mayhem.

Boulder Dash II: Rockford's Revenge

Arcade

July 12, 1995

The great popularity of Boulder Dash meant that First Star Software, Inc. decided to develop a Rockford's Revenge sequel in 1985.

Abuse

Arcade

July 20, 1995

In Abuse, a phenomenal shooting by Crack Dot Com, the player will play the role of Nick Vrenna, the only prisoner who did not succumb to the side effects of experiments with the gene of aggression. When rebellion breaks out in the facility and the dangerous specificity turns all its tenants into terrifying and bloodthirsty creatures, our hero decides to get weapons and forcefully get out of the complex.

Philosoma

Arcade

July 28, 1995

Arcade shooter released exclusively for PlayStation 1. A unique feature of Epics Inc. production is the changing perspective during play. As a result, Philosoma is sometimes a bird's eye view or isometric view shooter, and sometimes a side-scrolled shoot up.

Rayman

Arcade

September 1, 1995

A colourful platformer, which gave rise to the popular series with Rayman in the lead role. Our friendly hero sets out to help the inhabitants of the Dreamland, imprisoned by the insidious Mr. Darek. In order to defeat him, he has to travel through six different and dangerous worlds.

Zoop

Arcade

September 30, 1995

An uncomplicated arcade game, developed by the Hookstone studio. In Zoop, the player controls a triangle in the center of a two-dimensional board, and his task is to shoot colorful objects coming from the edge of the screen.

Jumping Flash!

Arcade

October 29, 1995

The first ever three-dimensional platform game. The production allows the player to play the role of a mechanical rabbit, which tries to save the world by collecting special objects scattered over six worlds. The action of the game was shown from the perspective of the first person, and its protagonist was equipped with the ability to shoot enemies and perform double and triple jumps.

Pinball Illusions

Arcade

November 3, 1995

The last of the two-dimensional pinballs prepared jointly by Digital Illusions and 21st Century Entertainment. This time unusually, because only three tables, but worked out in the smallest details.

Earthworm Jim

Arcade

November 30, 1995

An absurdly humorous, sidescrolled 2D platformer created by Shiny Entertainment development studio. The title character is an earthworm dressed in a cosmic suit, who tries to save the princess "As Her Name is" from the danger that threatens her. The game is maintained in the style of classic arcade run & guns.

Full Tilt! Pinball

Arcade

December 1, 1995

A genre of popular pinball arcade game, offering three different tables in prerendered 3D graphics. A specific curiosity is the fact that one of the tables included in the game was added by Microsoft to several subsequent versions of Windows.

GEX

Arcade

December 18, 1995

Classic side-scroll platformer, in which we play the role of a nice lizard from the family of geckons. Our hero is dragged into the TV by the sinister Reza, who has captured the media world and wants to gain power over the world with his help. In order to break free from the trap, Gex has to travel through a variety of worlds inspired by different film genres.