Retro Games
Deathsmiles is a bullet hell shoot ‘em up released for arcades in 2007. Young girls on the brink of death are mysteriously transported to a fantasy world, where they are saved, become angels, and must battle evil. Once the mission is complete, they have to decide whether to stay in the fantasy world or return to the real world.
Lightning Swords, known in Japan as Ken-Go, is an action arcade game released in 1991. During a desperate flight through feudal Japan, a young princess is hunted down and brutally slain. The samurai Blue Dragon arrives just in time to witness it, but too late to save her, and sets out on a path of vengeance.
Slip Stream is a Formula 1 racing game released in 1995 exclusively in Brazilian arcades. Beyond its strong sense of speed, the game centers on drafting behind opponents to trigger a nitro boost, delivering thrilling moments with incredible overtakes.
Bay Route is a run-and-gun game similar to Contra, released to arcades in 1989. Your mission is to control a veteran soldier sent in as a last resort to defeat the enemy army and rescue the hostages alive — including your girlfriend — who have been taken captive by a tyrannical terrorist.
Super Chase: Criminal Termination (also known as Super Chase H.Q.) is an arcade racing game released in 1992. A duo of undercover police officers must capture criminals in high-speed chases across multiple cities.
Judge Dredd is a beat-‘em-up arcade game slated for release in 1992, but it was cancelled. Set in a city devastated by nuclear war, the most elite lawman is recruited to serve as judge, jury, and executioner on the crime-ridden streets.
Off Road Challenge is a racing game released in 1997 for arcades. Midway repurposed the Cruis’n USA hardware to create an off-road racer. Eight competitors race for the win across a variety of vehicles, challenging terrain, insane jumps, explosions, and even animals on the track.
Charlie Ninja is a platform game released for arcades in 1994. Roy and Lon are two bounty-hunter ninjas hired to take down a string of villains. Since it’s a solid title made by former Capcom staff, it wouldn’t be complete without the classic fighting-game moves from Street Fighter.
Zombie Raid is a light gun shooter released in 1995 for arcades. A private detective turned hired gun, Edward Windsor is driven purely by money. When reports emerge of lab-engineered monsters terrorizing a haunted village, he sees it as the perfect chance to make a quick buck.
Oriental Legend Special is a beat ‘em up game released in 1998 for arcades. About 1,300 years ago, the world lived in peace — yet it was deeply consumed by sin. This opened the door for demons and evil spirits to take hold of many lands.
Speed Up is a 3D racing arcade game released in 1996. Heavily inspired by Ridge Racer, it faced the tough challenge of competing against the iconic racing titles from Namco, Nintendo, and Sega. The game features impressive graphics, a thrilling sense of speed, and one standout twist: at the end of each lap, the last-place racer is eliminated.
Riding Fight is a game that blends racing and beat ‘em up gameplay, released in 1992 for arcades. Armed with their hoverboards, two bounty hunters take on a criminal organization to rid the city of crime — and collect a hefty reward in return.
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